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This Week at Index: China – 70 years of regressive free speech curbs

As the People’s Republic of China celebrates 70 years, we reflect on the curbs to freedom of expression there

Dragon Hall Debates: Surveillance

Are we being watched? From Facebook, to China, to the FBI and MI5, the ways in which we’re watched – and the question of who is watching us – seem to be omnipresent in the news cycle.

Press Freedom: Old and Emerging Threats

by Index on Censorship | 03 Oct 19

Join Index on Censorship chief executive Jodie Ginsberg and a panel at the concluding event of the Society of Editors’ 20th anniversary conference in London

Is anything private any more?

by Index on Censorship | 03 Oct 19

When social media and reality TV constantly encourage us to share our most intimate experiences and thoughts, have we forgotten what it means to be private?

Badiucao Wins CRNI’s Courage In Cartooning Award 2019 (2 October 2019)

by Index on Censorship | 02 Oct 19

In recognition of his bold defiance and courageous decision to remove the literal mask of anonymity under which he has worked for a decade,...

Index on Censorship is looking for a treasurer to join our Board of Trustees

by Index on Censorship | 02 Oct 19

Do you have some spare time to volunteer? Would you like to help support free speech by giving some of your time to Index? Index has an opportunity...

Freedom and the fourth estate

by Index on Censorship | 01 Oct 19

Index chief executive and 2019 Freedom of Expression Award winner Mimi Mefo join a panel of experts to discuss challenges to media freedom worldwide.

Index on Censorship calls for release of Tanzanian journalist Erick Kabendera

by Index on Censorship | 01 Oct 19

Index on Censorship calls for the release of Tanzanian journalist Erick Kabendera who has been held in prison for two months

One year after murder of Khashoggi, NGOs renew call for justice

by Index on Censorship | 01 Oct 19

One year after the death of Jamal Khashoggi, Index and other organisations call for the opening of a thorough, independent and effective criminal investigation into the murder of the journalist