Anything is possible: 35 years on from the fall of the Iron Curtain

There is a grainy photograph on the first page of the January 1990 edition of Index on Censorship magazine showing a group of twenty or so smiling...

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by Index on Censorship | 23 Jul 24

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An ode to banned books

by Index on Censorship | 05 Oct 23

In honour of Banned Books Week, the team at Index on Censorship highlight their favourite books that have historically been banned

‘Thank Gary Lineker for being a true advocate for refugees’

by Saeedullah Safi | 14 Mar 23

A sports journalist, who can’t work safely in Afghanistan anymore, tells us why Gary Lineker’s stance meant so much to him

Researching the royal family: how easy is it to access archives?

by Index on Censorship | 30 Sep 22

Dear respondent, We at Index on Censorship received information earlier this year about important archival material related to the UK royal family...

A memorial for the man who told the world about the Babyn Yar massacre

by Martin Bright | 13 Jul 22

Anatoly Kuznetsov is the author of Babi Yar: A Document in the Form of a Novel. His memoir is a masterpiece of Ukrainian literature and a testament...

Hungary elections 2022: What does another Orban term mean for freedoms?

by Jemimah Steinfeld | 01 Apr 22

The godfather of “illiberal democracy” – Viktor Orban – is fighting his fiercest election battle to date. What exactly is on the line when Hungarians head to the polls on Sunday?