Volume 52.01 Spring 2023
Volume 52.01 Spring 2023
Index raises second Council of Europe alert over exclusion of journalists seen as critical of Government’s immigration policy
The number of Afghan journalists and media workers who are in imminent danger remains incredibly high, inside the country and beyond
Index and other coalition members continue to call for urgent action to be taken against SLAPPs after settlement of case against Swedish business publication
Index joins other members of the coalition in welcoming court’s dismissal of majority of appeal in legal action against journalist in Arron Banks case
Strategic lawsuits against public participation (SLAPPs) are brought by powerful and wealthy entities against public watchdogs in an effort to compel them to withhold or remove critical coverage, even if it is accurate and in the public interest....
An Afghan journalist says her escape from the Taliban to Pakistan has only gone to show why the UK government must do more
A major new global ranking index tracking the state of free expression is published today
The journalist was one of the few to challenge the long-standing president. Who will speak out now?
Help Index on Censorship in its campaign to #EndRoyalSecrecy
As part of our special report Index sent a survey to 28 historians and journalists who work with archives related to the Royal Family. We received 10 responses. The majority wanted to remain anonymous – interesting in and of itself
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...