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Junket journalism is taking off in China

by Flo Marks and John Merlin | 16 Nov 2022

China’s attempts to woo foreign journalists and bloggers in bid to control conversation

Banned by Beijing: Artistic Freedom and CCP Censorship in Europe

by Index on Censorship | 15 Nov 2022

“How to protect the freedom of the individual, including that of the artist, when the limits of government power are ever expanding, is a question for the whole world.” Chiang Seeta, exiled Chinese artist living in France Despite the strong focus...

Winners of Index’s 2022 Freedom of Expression Awards announced

by Index on Censorship | 31 Oct 2022

The “bravery and brilliance” of free expression champions from China, Cuba, Russia and Ukraine celebrated at annual awards

Britain needs to do more to help Jimmy Lai

by Francis Clarke | 26 Oct 2022

A panel convened in the House of Lords on Monday to highlight the plight of Hong Kong activist and media mogul Jimmy Lai

Postcard campaign provides comfort to Jimmy Lai in prison

by Francis Clarke | 21 Oct 2022

US students are sending the imprisoned activist postcards in act of solidarity

The value of public service journalism

by Ruth Anderson | 21 Oct 2022

As the BBC celebrates its centenary, our CEO Ruth Smeeth considers why it is so important

Contents – The beautiful game? Qatar, football and freedom

by Index on Censorship | 5 Oct 2022

The autumn issue of Index takes as its central theme the FIFA World Cup that will take place in Qatar in November and December 2022. A country where human rights are constantly under threat, Qatar is under the spotlight and many are calling for a...