“Es importante que los periodistas que se encuentran en el extranjero se comuniquen entre ellos”

“Es importante que los periodistas que se encuentran en el extranjero se comuniquen entre ellos”
Рахим Хациев, в то время действующий главный редактор азербайджанской газеты «Азадлыг» (Azadliq), принимает Награду за Свободу Слова в области журналистики от «Индекса цензуры» (Index on Censorship) в 2014 году (Фото Алекса Бреннера для «Индекса Цензуры»)
To an outsider, the most startling part of artist Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara’s arrest on 21 July for attempting to protest on the Capitol steps in Havana was the passivity, bordering on fearful ignorance, of his fellow Cubans at the scene.
Index on Censorship magazine Index has compiled a reading list of articles from the magazine archives covering censorship In China.
A group of teens shuffle onto a stage. It could be any summer programme, but when professional opera singer Abigail Kelly leads them in a song on political dissent and dictatorship, it’s clear that they’ve come together to create something novel, provocative and, above all, youth-led.
After a legal battle active since 3 April 2015, Zunar’s nine sedition charges were dropped on Monday 30 July 2018
Their plan was clear: cover yourself with excrement, hold a sign demanding “Free art. No to decree 349” and be visible
Nine banned books. Nine charges of sedition carrying the maximum penalty of 43 years imprisonment. Countless attacks, raids and arrests. These were the consequences of Malaysian cartoonist Zunar’s cartoons and tweets decrying government scandals.
الصحفي اليمني عبد العزيز محمد الصبري يشرح مخاطر العمل الصحفي في بلده. أجرت المقابلة لورا سيلفيا باتاجليا
On the night that Rahim Haciyev accepted the Index on Censorship Freedom of Expression Guardian Journalism Award, he held aloft a copy of Azadliq, the paper that persevered despite assaults from the government whose misdoings it exposed