HC on Freedom of Expression: Intolerance to Artistic Expression, Culture Does Not Befit Our Country, Says Kerala High Court
Judge Devan Ramachandran emphasised that as long as an artist's freedom does not infringe upon the rights of others, their rights, including those of filmmakers, should be protected.
Intolerant attitudes towards creative expression, according to the Kerala High Court, are not appropriate in a civilised nation such as India. Judge Devan Ramachandran emphasised that as long as an artist's freedom does not infringe upon the rights of others, their rights, including those of filmmakers, should be protected. The ruling was made in response to a plea filed by a man named Joji Varghese, who claimed that a scene in the Malayalam film 'Antony' in which a Bible is used to hide a gun was offensive to Christianity. As a result, before the film's release, he asked for permission to cut out the relevant sequence. HC on Freedom of Speech: Freedom of Expression Doesn't Grant Unfettered Licence for Every Possible Use of Language, Says Allahabad High Court Denying Bail to Man Accused of Abusing Goddess Durga on WhatsApp.
HC on Freedom of Expression
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