way in which it should be expressed so as not infringe on the liberty of the minority groups. Moreover, true as it may be that most constitutions defend the freedom of speech, it is also true that these constitutions place limits on how freely one can express themselves because of the harm and offense that unlimited speech can cause. For example, the first amendment of the USA’s constitution protects freedom of speech and yet there exist laws regarding libel, obscenity, national security, access to government information, and regulation of electronic mass communications. John Stuart Mill, despite being one of the greatest defenders of free speech suggested that “a struggle is always in conflict with the demands of the authority and liberty,”
