Written by : Jemimah Steinfeld
Censoring Roald Dahl is not the answer, just a problem
Rewording Dahl's classics sets a worrying precedent. Instead of censoring his works we should invest in promoting new, diverse talent Hong Kong’s travesty of a show trial begins
The Hong Kong 47 are now on trial. There is nothing free or fair about this We need to end SLAPPs now
The UK’s legal structure continues to let oligarchs bully reporters A new generation of protesters in China?
Trying to make sense of the protests in China right now is hard but one thing's certain - they hint at the existence of greater dissent than the CCP realised What does Hu Jintao’s Great Hall removal mean?
A who, what, why on the dramatic moment China's last leader was removed from the Party Congress How China’s limited human rights have collapsed under Xi Jinping
As Xi Jinping likely starts an unprecedented third term in power next week, Jemimah Steinfeld reflects on the China he took over 10 years ago and what his tenure has meant for the nation’s freedoms The woman exposing the propaganda puppet masters
Emma Briant researches the players behind some of the largest misinformation and disinformation campaigns today 
China’s fifth most wanted democracy advocate looks back at Tiananmen
Zhou Fengsuo was a student at the time of the Tiananmen Square protests. He tells Jemimah Steinfeld how peaceful times turned to horror Shanghai lockdown shows how far Xi will go to control population
Criticism of China's Covid-Zero policy is being censored online Hungary elections 2022: What does another Orban term mean for freedoms?
The godfather of "illiberal democracy" - Viktor Orban - is fighting his fiercest election battle to date. What exactly is on the line when Hungarians head to the polls on Sunday? Hong Kong’s National Security Law reaches the UK
High-profile activist Benedict Rogers, who lives in London, is being targeted using the draconian law in what is believed to be its first use outside Chinese territory 
