CCDH Accused of FARA Violation
I've been watching the UK's attempts to regulate online anonymity with a mix of fascination and concern, and now it seems their approach is having a ripple effect across the Atlantic. A law firm tied to the Trump administration, America First Legal, has targeted the prominent advocacy group CCDH, accusing them of violating the Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA). What's striking is that this move echoes the UK's own efforts to curb online anonymity, and it raises questions about the implications for free speech and advocacy in the US. The details of the case are worth noting - America First Legal's accusation against CCDH is based on the group's alleged failure to register as a foreign agent, which is a requirement under FARA. But what's interesting is that the US Department of Justice hasn't publicly announced any investigation into CCDH, and they didn't respond to our request for comment. This lack of transparency, combined with the fact...