In this issue, Index on Censorship magazine explores totalitarianism and destruction of the story as the basic instrument of human knowledge and self-knowledge.
Vaclav Havel: Stories & totalitarianism
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Chile: Miguel Littin & Pinochet
In this issue, Index on Censorship magazine explores the relationship between Pinochet’s regime and culture.
Colombia: Death list; media & violence
In this issue, Index on Censorship magazine explores the origins of the Medellin death list and violence in Colombia.
The press in South Africa
In this issue, Index interviews Tony Heard about his dismissal from the South African newspaper, the Cape Times, and other press issues in South Africa.
China: Indiscreet thoughts of Fang Lizhi
In this issue, Index interviews Academician Fang Lizhi, a vocal Chinese critic of democracy, human rights, students, and socialism within China.
Singapore: Conspirators punished without trial
In this issue, Index on Censorship magazine explores the mixed reaction to the Soviet Union’s new policy of greater openness and “restructuring” proclaimed by the Gorbachev leadership.
Writers under Gorbachev
In this issue, Index on Censorship magazine explores the mixed reaction to the Soviet Union’s new policy of greater openness and “restructuring” proclaimed by the Gorbachev leadership.
Glasnost: Who benefits?
In this issue, Index on Censorship magazine explores the mixed reaction to the Soviet Union’s new policy of greater openness and “restructuring” proclaimed by the Gorbachev leadership.
South Korea: Secret press “guidelines” exposed
In this issue, Index reports the extent to which the South Korean government decides what appears in newspapers, and what is to be suppressed.
Challenging the censors
In this issue, Index has prepared a report on some of the major issues and solutions discussed at the World Press Freedom’s London Conference.
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