In recalling the events and protests of 1989 and the pro-democracy movements in China through memorabilia and artworks, Censored Memories aims to keep the memories alive.

Join Index on Censorship at the University of Exeter for an evening discussing the growing - and worrying - trend of transnational repression. Transnational repression takes many forms: from UK residents being poisoned by Russian agents, to a Saudi dissident being murdered in Turkey, to a Polish art gallery being subject to attempted acts of censorship […]

This conference hosted by Index on Censorship, the University of Glasgow and Justice for Journalists Foundation will bring together lawyers, journalists, experts and campaigners to learn more about the SLAPPs landscape in Scotland, identify the gaps in Scots Law and explore what we can do to protect Scotland’s courts from abuse. It will also feature […]

Index on Censorship celebrates the launch of its winter magazine issue, entitled Having the last laugh, in which comedians speak about the risks they currently face to tell a joke and why they won’t be silenced

Lessons from Iran one year on from Mahsa Amini's death with Saqi Books and Hatchards Piccadilly

An event to spotlight the many challenges faced by Afghan journalists and highlight what we can all do to help

Calling out transnational repression through art and performance

Join Index on Censorship and the International Campaign for Afghanistan’s Musicians to celebrate Afghanistan's heritage and culture

Join us to learn about Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation (SLAPPs) as the UK Anti-SLAPP Coalition launches its website

As India becomes the world’s largest nation it should be the world’s largest democracy. But was India ever a real democracy? If it was, how is it being threatened under current leader Narendra Modi? And what does the word democracy even mean?