Free Media Movement (FMM)

The Free Media Movement is a collective enterprise of journalists and media personnel in Sri Lanka active in all areas relating to media freedom, defending the rights of journalists and media people, calling for reform of repressive legislation, agitating against censorship and intimidation of media personnel and standing for broad principles of democratic and human rights. The FMM has become the watchdog of media freedom in Sri Lanka.

I know it when I see it

Anthony Julius and Julian Petley: a discussion on art, obscenity and the law—Read exclusively free here!

John Ozimek: the technology revolution is redefining the boundaries

Tony Bennett: comic books are not just for kids

Julian Petley on the prospects for free speech online

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Marjorie Heins says the Internet is making the law unworkable

Anne Higonnet on why artists are heading for a collision course

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Elena Martellozzo and Helen Taylor assess the impact of child pornography

Seth Finkelstein on the censoring of obscenity online BBFC film examiner Murray Perkins gives the lowdown

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Also in this issue

INDEX IN IRAQ

Rohan Jayasekera on Iraq’s year of elections

DISPATCHES

Shahvalad Chobanoglu says independent press in Azerbaijan is struggling to survive

Sanjuana Martinez exposes a culture of censorship in Mexico

Sanjana Hattotuwa explains the chilling effect of legislation in Sri Lanka

THE ART OF OFFENCE

Martin Rowson says breaking taboos is the heart of satire

FICTION: CUBA

Ena Lucia Portela ‘The last passenger’

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