Ronald N. Emanuel
Ronald N. Emanuel is a prominent advocate for freedom of expression in Guyana, known for his critical stance on the country's blasphemous libel law. His recent commentary highlights the importance of protecting speech, even when it offends, in a pluralistic society. Emanuel argues that the law, a colonial relic, undermines constitutional rights and calls for a mature dialogue on tolerance and dissent, positioning himself as a key voice in the national conversation about democracy and civil liberties.
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Ronald N. Emanuel expresses his views on the moral implications of abortion and the role of conscience in lawmaking.
Expunging religious convictions from lawmaking risks privileging secular assumptions to the exclusion of others
Guyana· 2025-07-25
Ronald N. Emanuel writes to defend the legitimacy of principled, morally coherent opposition to abortion.
Nunes’ narrow philosophically reductionist suggestion conflicts with pro-life’s conviction that all human life possesses inherent dignity and worthGuyana· 2025-07-22Pastor Ronald N. Emanuel advocates for the rights of women and survivors.
Assault on Indigenous woman calls for the construction of a new culture that centres on respect, accountability, and protection of every person’s human rightsGuyana· 2025-07-22
Ronald N. Emanuel writes to defend the principle of free speech in the context of the blasphemous libel law affecting Daniel Wharton.
Guyana’s blasphemous libel law has brought to the fore an urgent national conversation that will test a plural society such as oursGuyana· 2025-06-17