Written by : Mark Frary
What the Fuck!? podcast new episode: Punk poet Penny Rimbaud
The founder of punk anarchists Crass speaks about Donald Trump, the repressed British and his new album Arthur Rimbaud in Verdun “His only crime is to believe that Egyptians deserve the most basic of human rights”
Karim Ennarah, EIPR's criminal justice unit director, is facing fabricated charges of joining a terrorist group and spreading fake news What the Fuck!? podcast new episode: Harry Potter actor Natalia Tena
The actor who played Nymphadora Tonks talks about why she gets angry about female genital cutting and what she is doing about it Index launches weekly What the Fuck!? podcast with Alison Jackson
British artist and photographer talks about artistic freedom and driving a fake and half-naked Donald Trump around Manhattan #FreeNazanin: Charity worker faces new charges on Monday
MP Tulip Siddiq express her support by reciting a poem written for Index by Zaghari-Ratcliffe from her cell Tanzania: will Magufuli return to power in free and fair elections?
The polls say that the country's incumbent president will get a second term but will the result be rigged? Remembering Daphne Caruana Galizia: her sister speaks to Index
It is three years since the Maltese investigative journalist died in a car bomb attack “Who is going to try to seize power?” Caroline Eden talks to Index from Kyrgyzstan
A journalist in the Kyrgyz capital shares her eye-witness account of the protests with Index on Censorship Meet the 73-year-old great grandmother squaring up to Lukashenko in Belarus
Nina Bahinskaya has been shoved and restrained, arrested and fined half her pension. What drives her to protest? “Have you ever felt joy from finding out a loved one is in prison?”
Yury Savitsky is one of hundreds who have been detained in Belarus following the disputed elections. His wife Ekaterina tells Index her heart-breaking story Rowan Atkinson joins Index in call for changes to Scotland’s planned hate crime bill
Comedian is one of 20 individuals who have signed a joint letter, along with Index on Censorship, raising concerns over the wording of a new bill 
