In democracies these are now regarded as fundamental rights most citizens take for granted. In each of the situations presented, the visitor is challenged to express his or her opinion. This website is a counterpart to the interactive exhibition, of the same name, now showing at the Anne Frank House. The exhibition can be seen until mid-April 2002. There is a line that can be drawn between what is and what is not acceptable, but that line is not set in stone.
Freedom of speech is a fundamental right in a democracy.
However, the right to be protected from discrimination is one as well.