Jo Glanville, Author at Index on Censorship

Belarus: Journalist Andrei Aliaksandrau faces up to 15 years in prison

by Jo Glanville | 1 Jul 2021

Former Index staff member faces charges of high treason

Stop holding Jews collectively responsible for the actions of Israel

by Jo Glanville | 17 May 2021

Claims of a Zionist conspiracy are not protected speech but a racist attack on all Jews, writes former Index editor

A critical autumn for freedom of speech

by Jo Glanville | 12 Sep 2012

After years of campaigning, we have the chance to pass defamation laws that are fit for the 21st century. We cannot miss this opportunity, says Jo Glanville

Soldiers in the fight for the open society need reinforcements

by Jo Glanville | 30 Aug 2012

Academics worldwide face economic and political attacks that restrict their freedom to challenge convention, says Jo Glanville

MacShane calls for end to corporate libel bullying

by Jo Glanville | 26 Jun 2012

Jo Glanville: MacShane calls for end to corporate libel bullying

Why should Amazon be our taste and decency police?

by Jo Glanville | 26 Jun 2012

The online retailer has been criticised for profiting from ebooks featuring terror and violence. No one should tell us what to read, says Jo Glanville

Whether it’s porn or piracy, ISPs should not be forced to police the internet

by Jo Glanville | 1 May 2012

Jo Glanville: Whether it’s porn or piracy, ISPs should not be forced to police the internet

Václav Havel dies: How Samuel Beckett and Havel changed history

by Jo Glanville | 18 Dec 2011

Václav Havel, dissident, playwright, first president of the Czech Republic, and author of Charter 77 died today.

Samuel Beckett wrote a play for Václav Havel when he was in jail. On being freed, Havel returned the favour. Jo Glanville reflects on a great dramatic double-act

Plus: Read Havel from Index on Censorship in 1979. “We became dissidents without actually knowing how”

And: Goodbye Havel by Pavel Theiner