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20th Anniversary: Life is criticism of life

by Index on Censorship | 15 Feb 1992

In this issue of Index on Censorship, a letter poet Jack Mapanje who was detained for three and a half years sent to those who had agitated on his behalf.

20th Anniversary: Waiting for the new dictators

by Index on Censorship | 15 Jan 1992

In this issue, Index on Censorship invited Pavel Litvinov to reflect on changes over the last 20 years. His appeal led to the founding of this magazine.

Secrecy and arms: Uncovering the weapons trade

by Index on Censorship | 15 Dec 1991

This special issue of Index on Censorship magazine asks a simple but fundamental question: why is so little known about the weapons trade?

Africa: blueprint for freedom

by Sarah Wu | 1 Oct 1991

In this issue, Index looks at the current state of African, including Liberia, Ghana, Malawi, Tanzania, Nigeria, Sierra Leone, Zimbabwe, and South Africa.

USSR: the hidden literary treasure of the Lubianka

by Sarah Wu | 1 Sep 1991

In this issue, Index reveals secrets about the lives, works and deaths of persecuted Soviet writers hidden in Moscow’s KGB headquarters, the ‘Lubianka.’

Indonesia: banned theatre

by Sarah Wu | 1 Jul 1991

In this issue, Index publishes excerpts of banned plays in Indonesia and highlights ongoing censorship in other Asian countries.

Chile: Death & the Maiden

by Sarah Wu | 1 Jun 1991

In this issue, Index highlights Chilean writer Ariel Dorfman and his play.

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] By Ronald Dworkin The Gulf War is already a mythic event. President Bush said that it washed the stain of Vietnam from America's shield, and America and the other nations that participated, including Britain, are...