The recent sanctioning by British and US governments of Russian intelligence operatives sheds light on a growing tactic used to intimidate and silence critics

The recent sanctioning by British and US governments of Russian intelligence operatives sheds light on a growing tactic used to intimidate and silence critics
Ai Weiwei and other artists speak to Index amid a spike in censorship within the art world right now as a result of the Middle East conflict
Hundreds have been executed in Iran this year as the regime continues to punish those involved in the protests sparked by Mahsa Amini’s death
By pushing ahead with its controversial Rwanda plan, the UK government is breeding a culture of fear for asylum seekers
The forgotten dead of the nations that ‘realpolitik’ devastated are still crying out for justice
A Private Members’ Bill being presented today is a crucial milestone for the UK to stamp out all SLAPPs targeting public interest reporting
Our CEO Ruth Anderson talks about our year-end campaign, launched next week, which will focus on the times when light breaks through the darkness
Afghan girls are being denied access to higher education. The Begum Academy is trying to change that
A new report from Index on Censorship looks at whether the Irish courts should dispense with juries in defamation cases
When Elon Musk bought Twitter, we decided to wait and see whether it would remain a bastion of free speech as he promised. How’s that going?