Index opens its pages to the voices of the diaspora, new and old, from Europe, Asia, Africa, Latin America and the Middle East, some internationally known, others emerging in public for the first time.
After 30 years, a magazine like Index should be redundant. It’s a disgrace that we haven’t closed it down and that you still feel the need to read it.
Index explores the crisis of democracy posed by the joint forces of terrorism and globalisation.
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These are the winners of the 2002 Index on Censorship Freedom of Expression Awards
In this issue, Index on Censorship examines the issues around mental health and free expression.
In this issue, Index asks why intolerance is rising and what it is we have to fear?
In this issue, Index explores what we mean when we talk of a “European identity”. Is the EU simply a white man’s club? Or is there more to it than that? Who is Europe?
Index looks at the orgy of “revisionism” with which the new century has opened and at the competing versions of “history” seeking recognition as the “official” version.
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These are the winners of the 2001 Index on Censorship Freedom of Expression Awards
In this issue, Index on Censorship magazine explores laughter and censorship. Satire and offense. Censors have no sense of humour.