As the murder trial continues this week in Turkey, the investigation remains far from complete. Jo Glanville spoke to Dink family lawyer Fethiye...
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Malik ordered to hand over materials
Journalist Shiv Malik was today ordered to must give police all tapes of conversations with alleged jihadist Hassan Butt, with whom he had been...
Turkey: 301 strikes again
A publisher has been sentenced to five months in prison for ‘insulting the Turkish Republic’. Index on Censorship reports A Turkish publisher has...
Malik ruling victory for investigative journalism
Today's ruling may help to fend off 'fishing expeditions', writes Padraig Reidy A London court today ruled that the production order served on...
Something must be done
The government’s latest legislation on ‘extreme pornography’ is based on ill-informed notions, writes Julian Petley Question: what do Lady...
Ireland: perverse argument
Gay sex, moral crusades and Desperate Dan: the Mayo Echo row has it all, writes Joseph Sexton A popular community-based website in the west of...
Temporary reprieve for Yezza
Hicham Yezza, the University of Nottingham employee who came to prominence after helping a research student download a so-called 'terror manual',...
See her for what she was
Mary Whitehouse was a shrill provocateur on a relentless crusade to stifle, oppress and scare, writes Padraig Reidy Mary Whitehouse has always been...
Two men held for download of ‘terror manual’
Two men, a student and an academic administrator, were held for six days by Nottinghamshire police last week under the Terrorism Act. Hicham Yezza...
Malik case resumes
Journalist Shiv Malik's attempt to have a production order served on him by police resumes at the Royal Courts of Justice this morning. Malik, 27,...