Banning online anonymity is a seriously bad idea, and could jeopardise our freedom to share the gospel
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David Taylor2021-10-22T15:11:00
In the wake of the tragic murder of Sir David Amess, some politicians have suggested ending the ability to be anonymous online. But requiring individuals to verify their identity won’t end online abuse, and it could even put persecuted Christians at risk
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