This infographic presents the views of 419 participants across Europe on humor, freedom of speech, censorship, and resistance.
It highlights how citizens perceive the role of satire and political humour in democratic and authoritarian contexts, including attitudes toward limits to humour, religious sensitivity, and the risks of political satire.
The findings offer valuable insights into how humour functions as a tool of political expression, critique and resilience in times of crisis and dictatorship.