HUMAN rights and freedom of expression do not grant anyone the license to insult, demean, or humiliate fellow citizens, says Kanchibiya PF MP Sunday Chanda. In a statement, Monday, Chanda urged citizens to reflect on how they used their freedoms. He added that while freedom of expression was a right, it carried with it the responsibility to protect and respect the dignity of others. “As a firm believer in human rights, freedom of expression, and the rule of law, I wish to underscore that these principles are essential pillars of our democracy. They give citizens the right to express their views, participate in public discourse, and hold leadership accountable. However, these freedoms must be exercised with responsibility and respect for...