Time for clear thinking on free speech in Kuwait
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Issue 873
- 19 Mar 2010
| 3 minute read
Freedom of expression is a proud Kuwaiti boast in a region where most countries restrict public debate and media comment. The existence of a powerful and democratically elected parliament is only one facet of a society that can justifiably claim to stand out from its neighbours for the pluralism and vigour of its political culture.
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