The second cohort of Index on Censorship's Youth Advisory Board was announced today. The members will discuss topical freedom of expression events, participate in #IndexDrawtheLine debates and advise Index on youth issues. The new board will sit...
Ahead of the UK general election, students discussed voting rights and free expression
Members of our youth advisory board discuss the ways laws impact on free expression in their countries
Index held a successful workshop with the north west contingent of the British Youth Council, despite the inability to access our own website because of internet filtering at the location. Index held a third Draw the Line workshop with the British...
Index on Censorship held its latest Draw the Line workshop at Ovalhouse theatre in south London
A documentary featuring inspirational and gripping stories of six individuals who spoke their minds
Index on Censorship visited the British Youth Council's Convention for the north-east to hear what they thought about the key free speech issues of the moment. The two groups looked at our Draw the Line question for the month "Should the police do...
For this month’s Draw the Line event, Index on Censorship held a workshop to discuss what role the police should play in encouraging or protecting freedom of expression. The debate kicked off asking if the police should have a role in protecting...
The police play an important part in civil society but how far should they go in protecting free speech? Join us on 9 Oct to debate about where to draw the line.
For July's Draw the Line event, Index hosted a workshop in our offices to debate the question, "Can art or journalism ever be terrorism?" This daunting question provoked some interesting answers, delving deeper into the subject matter the group...
Index on Censorship was invited to join a meeting of the Lewisham Young Advisers to talk about our Draw the Line programme and discuss "Can art or journalism ever be terrorism?" and how the right to free speech affects every area of our lives. The...
Can a piece of writing lead to someone detonating a bomb? Does art have the power to incite violent acts of terrorism? When does a piece of writing, or a painting, or a film cross the line from being art or journalism into an act of terrorism? On...