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Amazon is the world’s biggest book retailer. They rake in some 50% of all consumer spending on books in the U.S. and dominate several foreign markets as well. Pursuant to the 1998 declaration of Amazon’s founder Jeff Bezos to offer “the good, the bad, and the ugly,” customers once could buy every book that was in print and was legal to sell.

Though we still have much to celebrate and be proud of and thankful for in the west, recent events have reminded us anew of just how precarious a position our liberties are in.  

To combat the ever-growing scourge of online censorship, CODOH is establishing itself on various alternative social media sites. Read on to learn about the strides we're making on this front and how you can get involved. 

After more than half a year of tedious work, we finally managed to release the printed version of the court transcript from the First Zündel Trial...

Castle Hill Publishers' saga of their books being censored by Amazon, released a few weeks ago as a documentary movie you can watch here, is now also available as an eBook and a print book…

Polish and Israeli artists' search for artistic asylum in Estonia foiled by Holo-juggernaut.

World Jewry, represented by the World Jewish Congress, demands that all countries of the world outlaw the public expression of Holocaust revisionism. They want to strengthen their Holocaust narrative not by sound arguments, but by tyranny.

French Jews are pushing to censor Twitter by holding it responsible for tasteless jokes about Jews and by demanding the identities of the corresponding tweeters so they can be prosecuted for... what? Joking?

Russia moves to outlaw historical dissent on WWII history, starting with diverting views on the Holocaust, and it "justifies" this with issues that have nothing to do with it, like provocative postures as in the image to the right...

Canadian free speech activist Marc Lemire has been battling his country's censorship authorities for over ten years. Most of this time he has been pretty much alone in his struggle, but now he has received support from one of Canada's most respected civil rights organizations. The goal is to have Canada's censorship laws declared as unconstitutional...

The East German publishing company LiberGraphics had to endure a double assault by Germany's censorship authorities: First the offices were searched for having offered one used copy of a perfectly legal book on Third Reich history, then a book on Jewish power was slated to be banned from the public market...

The German government's censorship authority has moved to put the German edition of the book "Sobibor. Holocaust Propaganda and Reality" on the list of banned books. To fight back, CODOH has posted the entire book for free downloading...

Famous science fiction author and free speech advocate Ray Bradbury died on June 6, 2012, at age 91 in Los Angeles.

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Arthur Butz explains ways toCircumvent Internet Blocking With Tor