CLEAN : Zimbabwe opposition members warned not to heckle

The transcript discusses the negative impact of censorship on speech within a country. It highlights how censoring speech can lead to a misperception of people, portraying them as wrong or undesirable. This can have broader implications on societal identity and the freedom of expression.

What are the implications of having a country where wrong speech is not tolerated?

In what ways can speech be considered 'wrong' in a societal context?

How can the perception of people be affected by the way speech is regulated?

Discuss the relationship between speech and identity in a community.

What role does perception play in defining who the 'wrong people' are?