In this issue, Index on Censorship magazine asks “why partition”? Is there no other solution to the sectarian violence that stalks the post-Cold Ware world?
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Index on Censorship
Banned poetry
In this issue, Index on Censorship magazine explores banned poetry and the limits imposed on artistic expression around the world.
The high price of oil
There is a strange congruence, Index discovers in this issue, between the broken lives of men, women and children in the war-torn Caucasus, and the strategic machinations of the oil industry.
Index at 25
Some of the best writers of our time celebrate Index’s 25 years and grapple with new and disturbing questions confronting an uncertain world.
Looking at kids
In this issue, Index on Censorship magazine surveys the state of the world’s children and finds much to be concerned about.
Hong Kong goes back
In this issue, Index explores the implications of the return of Hong Kong, a British colonial anachronism, to the People’s Republic of China.
Lost words
In this issue, Index on Censorship magazine explores the long history of censorship as a parallel and equally powerful history of literature.
Wounded nations, broken lives
Index looks at how South Africa, former Yugoslavia, eastern Europe and Latin America are trying to come to terms with past horrors.
God is not dead
In this issue, Index on Censorship magazine charts the return of religion as the most powerful force in contemporary politics.
USA: Art unleashed
In this issue, Index on Censorship magazine offers arguments on the state of artistic freedom in the United States. The choice is yours.
New censors
In recognition of the International Publishers Association’s centenary congress, Index on Censorship magazine surveys the state of publishing worldwide.
Once and future shock
In this issue, Index uncovers the negligence and deceit that still surrounds the Chernobyl disaster ten years after the explosion.