Campaign takes its name from Ressa’s commitment to ‘hold the line’ in response to sustained state harassment and prolific online violence
Campaign takes its name from Ressa’s commitment to ‘hold the line’ in response to sustained state harassment and prolific online violence
Index on Censorship joins 12 other organisations in calling on Maltese authorities to honour her legacy and ensure that those implicated in her murder are brought to justice
Ruth Smeeth, newly appointed CEO of Index on Censorship, writes in The Times about the ongoing work of defending freedom of expression and open debate
Editor in chief Rachael Jolley is quoted in Rappler, an online news organisation based in the Philippines, discussing the recent sentencing of Rappler CEO Maria Ressa to up to six years in prison
Rachael Jolley, editor in chief of Index on Censorship magazine, speaks to BBC News about CEO of Rappler Maria Ressa’s recent sentencing to up to six years in prison
Index on Censorship’s Jemimah Steinfeld speaks to The Telegraph about how technology is allowing China to impose censorship further and further afield
New CEO of Index on Censorship Ruth Smeeth talks to the Evening Standard about the importance of free speech
Ruth Smeeth, CEO of Index on Censorship, speaks to Matt Forde on his podcast The Political Party about the history of Index, how her experiences will inform her leadership of the organisation, and why its work is so vital
Index on Censorship is quoted as Neil Mackay of The Herald reports on the Scottish authorities’ delayed response to freedom of information requests
Index on Censorship’s Rachael Jolley writes in Prospect on the increasing use of surveillance technology in the Covid-19 era and the implications for the future
Why don’t we learn that censorship and lack of trust in society puts us all at risk, particularly in times of crisis, asks Rachael Jolley in the summer 2020 issue of Index on Censorship magazine
The spring 2020 Index on Censorship magazine podcast with Mary Ellen Klas, Moa Petersén and Noelle Mateer discusses surveillance in China, the Swedish trend to put microchips under the skin and the worsening media environment in the USA as a result of coronavirus