The signatories of the new letter, published by The Guardian – and who include grime rapper Saskilla, Index Of Censorship CEO Jodie Ginsberg and Black Lives Matter’s Joshua Virasami – say that they “wish to register our serious concern at the increasing use of so-called ‘gang injunctions’ as a means of policing artistic expression”. Read the full article.
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Campaigners call for an end to ‘gang injunctions’ against drill artists (Complete Music Update, 4 February 2019)
The signatories of the new letter, published by The Guardian – and who include grime rapper Saskilla, Index Of Censorship CEO Jodie Ginsberg and Black Lives Matter’s Joshua Virasami – say that […]
04 Feb 2019
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