Germany has a problem with freedom of speech, say Richard David Precht and Harald Welzer
“Germany, one of the freest countries in the world, has a problem with perceived freedom of speech. In a Allensbach survey in June 2021, 44 percent of respondents felt they could not express their opinion freely – the highest value ever measured since the survey series began in 1953. Ten years ago, only 26 percent held this view.”
– Richard David Precht and Harald Welzer in their book “The Fourth Power – How Majority Opinion is Made, Even If It Is Not.”, S. Fischer Verlag, page 7
