In this issue, Index examines the media crackdown spreading throughout the Chile in the wake of the September 7 attempted assassination of General Pinochet.
Chile: Media censorship heightens following assassination attempt
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Index on Censorship
Philippines: The press under Aquino
In this issue, Index on Censorship magazine explores the mixed reaction to the Soviet Union’s new policy of greater openness and “restructuring” proclaimed by the Gorbachev leadership.
Andrei Sinyavsky: My life
In this issue, Index reports on Andrei Sinyavsky’s new memoir which outlines his experiences as a writer and Russian dissident.
Xu Wenli: From a Chinese prison
In this issue, Index publishes excerpts from a 262-page manuscript Chinese editor, Xu Wenli, has managed to smuggle out of prison.
Argentina: Generals on trial
In this issue, Index explores the trial of nine former Argentine generals and the likely consequences.
Nunca Mas: Argentina’s 9,000 “disappeared” persons
In this issue, Index publishes excerpts from Nunca Mas, the report commissioned by Argentinian President Alfonsin on the 9,000 disappearances in Argentina.
False history? The distortion of Greek and African history
In this issue, Index reports the way history is distorted in Greece and Kenya, and on various aspects of African historiography.
Cambodia: How the S.21 killed 20,000 at Tuol Sleng
In this issue, Index reports on the arrest, torture, forced confessions and execution of 20,000 prisoners in Cambodia’s Tuol Sleng prison.
Mustafa Amin: My 50 years of press censorship
In this issue, Index interviews prominent publisher Mustafa Amin who gives his own account of the state of press freedom in Egypt.
Poland: Confession of a child of our time
In this issue, Index includes a short story by author and dissident Andrzej Szczypiorski which explores love and other intrigues of life in Poland.
Jaroslav Seifert
In this issue, Index takes a look at how the Czechoslovak media pretend that Jaroslav Seifert, Nobel Prize winner, has never been out of favour with the Prague regime.
Black voices in South Africa
In this issue, Index reports on what it’s like for black writers to live under South Africa’s Publications Act and Internal Security Act.