Pushkin House invites you to a joint celebration of Zinovy Zinik’s collection of short stories No Cause for Alarm (2022) and the winter issue of the Index on Censorship magazine, which features one of his stories. The publication of Zinovy Zinik’s...
On Sunday 15 January, we mark the two-year anniversary of the arrest of the University of Leeds student on her return home to Saudi Arabia
You voted in your thousands and there was a clear winner, Mexico’s Andrés Manuel López Obrador
Index on Censorship and ARTICLE 19 call for charges against human rights defenders to be dropped
The dissident fought hard for free expression and paid dearly. Here we shed more light on his amazing life
The winter issue of Index takes as its central theme the censorship of British royal history.
Volume 51.04 Winter 2022
As the Online Safety Bill makes its way through Parliament, we look at why at least one element of the proposed legislation has not been thought through properly
]Are the British Royal Family the real enemies of history? Over the decades they have actively suppressed uncomfortable narratives about themselves. Hundreds of files in the national and royal archives remain inaccessible to the general public,...
Choose from our shortlist of 12 despots and vote on who you think has done most to crack down on freedom of expression this year
Xi Jinping has excelled with his tyrant credentials this year. Earlier this year, a controversial United Nations‘ report said that “serious human rights violations” have been committed in Xinjiang while Xi’s government is behind moves to repress...
Vladmir Vladimirovich Putin is the tyrant’s tyrant in more ways than one. Over the two decades he has dominated Russian politics as president and prime minister, he has set a new standard in the brutal oppression of opponents at home and abroad....