Espacio Público, a Venezuela-based organization, is demanding the National Assembly revoke the current Hate Speech Law, asserting that proposed reforms fail to address censorship issues. The group contends the revised law maintains problematic restrictions and calls for a transitional regime to dismiss all ongoing cases initiated under the legislation. This demand follows a critique of the reform, alleging it does not adequately safeguard freedom of expression within Venezuela. Espacio Público believes the law, despite modifications, continues to suppress dissenting voices and limit public discourse. The organization’s statement, published on TalCual, highlights ongoing concerns regarding the legal framework's impact on fundamental rights. They are advocating for a comprehensive overhaul to ensure the law aligns with international standards protecting free speech. This situation underscores persistent challenges to media freedom and expression in Venezuela.