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Not heard?
By Index on Censorship
15 Oct 2013
Magazine | Volume 42.03 Autumn 2013
Our special report explores the voices of those who are rarely heard and the countless reasons why those people are ignored, suppressed or actively censored, as well as the power of journalism to make those voices audible. Includes articles by: Amartya Sen asks "what is press freedom good for?"; Johanna Schwartz and Fadimata Walet Oumar report on Mali's censored musicians; Charlotte Cross and Banu Khetab ask if women are going to lose out in Afghanistan; Philip Pullman tells why authors must be paid.
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