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Freedom of Speech?
- Narrated by: Daniel Williams
- Length: 35 mins
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Freedom of Speech?
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Publisher's Summary
After Reece Matthews' sister is sexually assaulted he begins a video blog. It's his way of getting his head around it all and easing the pain. As he tells the story viewing figures grow.
But when the perpetrators of the crime are let out on bail Reece cannot subdue his feelings. He announces the names and address of the men who assaulted his sister and a social justice takes place.
Reece is arrested and charged with inciting violence, which leaves him to question whether the government is overreaching its authority and the future of his country.
©2017 Kieran Marsden (P)2018 Kieran Marsden
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