Index on Censorship magazine takes a look at how the press in key countries deals with the hard issues that Europe confronts.
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Hidden histories from Chernobyl
Index returns to Chernobyl to discover the hidden lives that have continued to inhabit the region devastated by the nuclear explosion of 1986
Awards 2006
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Small wars you may have forgotten
Index on Censorship magazine looks at some of the more recent wars to have invaded our screens and asks how they are now, the wars we have forgot.
Index on Censorship Award winners 2006
These are the winners of the 2006 Index on Censorship Freedom of Expression Awards
Reinventing Russia
Index asked intellectuals, writers and dissidents to explain Russia. Instead, they raised a raft of interesting questions about the country.
imagine art after: a new foray into artistic freedom of expression
imagine art after is the first project to be produced by Index Arts, Index on Censorship magazine's new foray into the world of public art, an innovative online project that will open new opportunities to support freedom of expression in the visual...
Time to move on?
Index on Censorship challenges the received wisdom: is it time to liberate Germany from the crippling burden of guilt? Do we have the courage to move on?
Torture: A user’s manual
Torture is back in fashion it seems; in the face of the terrorist threat, we are told, a little refined torture is a very good thing. Index argues: Thou shall not
Awards 2005
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Index on Censorship Award winners 2005
These are the winners of the 2005 Index on Censorship Freedom of Expression Awards
Birmingham Repertory Theatre: BEHZTI
In December of 2004, Birmingham Repertory Theatre staged the world premiere of Behzti, a new play by Gurpreet Kaur Bhatti, in the smaller of its two theatres, The Door, which is a space exclusively dedicated to the production and presentation of new plays. “Behzti” is a word in common usage amongst the Punjabi speaking community meaning “dishonour” or “shame”.