Marking 50 years since Pinochet’s coup and 33 years on from our introduction to political prisoner Paulina Salas in Death and the Maiden, she returns in this new work

Marking 50 years since Pinochet’s coup and 33 years on from our introduction to political prisoner Paulina Salas in Death and the Maiden, she returns in this new work
The big platforms are kowtowing to Indian government pressure to censor dissent while hateful content is promoted
Botswana has made progress on LGBTQ+ rights, but many still feel silenced. A growing movement of
activists are using art as a vehicle for change
Artists, activists and journalists from Afghanistan, India, Myanmar and Somalia are among the nominations for this year’s awards
The Brand allegations highlight how British courts can be used by the rich and powerful to silence the victims of sexual assault
The UK Anti-SLAPP Coalition, of which Index is a co-chair, has co-ordinated and sent a letter to the Government ahead of the King’s Speech on 7 November
The arrest of a parliamentary researcher will have worrying implications for Chinese dissidents and their families
WikiLeaks publisher Julian Assange is running out of options to avoid extradition, despite growing efforts from the Australian government to get the case dropped
The Lviv BookForum curator on organising a festival during a war, the importance of countering Russian colonialism and remembering fallen friends
The country is still divided over the dictator’s legacy, as violence over the weekend shows