Even though I'm not from America are my posts protected by freedom of speech or could you face consequences for hate speech or some bullshit (idk what they'd classify talking about suicide as).
Depends on how your local government handles it. In America, talking about suicide is a freely open topic and is not considered hate speech. However, there have been numerous instances of foreign countries punishing people for posting things on American sites as the concept of "freedom of speech" does not exist in that country (or the government is super corrupt).
DISCLAIMER: I am not a lawyer and if you are looking for real, actual legal advice you should consult an attorney from your country.
DISCLAIMER: I am not a lawyer and if you are looking for real, actual legal advice you should consult an attorney from your country.
That is a complex question and only a lawyer can really answer this question.
Imo if saying certain things in your home country is a "crime" and you reside in your home country, then local law may apply and you can be sued for that according to your local law and where you did the "crime".
I'm not a lawyer. This is not an advice!
Imo if saying certain things in your home country is a "crime" and you reside in your home country, then local law may apply and you can be sued for that according to your local law and where you did the "crime".
I'm not a lawyer. This is not an advice!
Agon321
I use google translate
- Aug 21, 2023
- 1,526
Honestly, I don't know what it looks like from a legal perspective.
But there were some countries that banned/restricted access to this site.
At this point, I think this applies to Australia and Italy.
People from these countries must use a VPN, for example.
But there were some countries that banned/restricted access to this site.
At this point, I think this applies to Australia and Italy.
People from these countries must use a VPN, for example.
Dr Iron Arc
Into the Unknown
- Feb 10, 2020
- 20,973
Even in America, free speech does not always protect all types of speech online. For better or worse, the government can and has shut down avenues of speech they deemed too dangerous whether because it caused panic-borne riots or because it was overtly hateful or something like that.
For many private platforms like SS they have the right to ban people for what they say even if normally it would be protected under free speech.
For many private platforms like SS they have the right to ban people for what they say even if normally it would be protected under free speech.
locked*n*loaded
Archangel
- Apr 15, 2022
- 7,257
Are you talking specifically about SaSu? Who says this site is hosted in the US? I haven't checked, tbh, but how do you know? It may very well be. I just don't know.
