To what extent is it possible to escape everyday surveillance amidst these developments and how would this affect our communications?
#IndexDrawtheLine: Where should governments draw the line on everyday surveillance?
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CATEGORY: Draw the Line
#IndexDrawtheLine: Does extremism have a place on campus?
After strong lobbying from senior Tory peers, two private members’ debating student societies from Oxford and Cambridge universities were exempted...
#IndexDrawtheLine: When sharing graphic content, the freedom to choose is key
This month, we've been asking the question "Graphic content on social media: How much is too much?" While graphic content shown in mainstream media...
#IndexDrawtheLine: Graphic content on social media: how much is too much?
With the rise of Islamic State (IS) in the Middle East, people across various platforms of social media are sharing videos of brutal killings by the...
#IndexDrawtheLine: Without the freedom to offend, free speech ceases to exist
Growth can only happen when old obsolete ideas are replaced with newer, relevant ones. If we don’t challenge the established system of thought, we...
#IndexDrawtheLine: Is offence a vital part of free expression?
Censorship, and the degree to which we self-censor, is becoming an increasingly difficult, yet pressing and vitally important, topic of debate...
#IndexDrawtheLine: Religious extremism is one of the greatest challenges facing society
“We want to laugh at the extremists – every extremist. They can be Muslim, Jewish, Catholic. Everyone can be religious but extremist thoughts and...
#IndexDrawtheLine: How can we balance religious freedom and religious extremism?
Religious freedom and religious radicalism which leads to extremism has become an increasingly difficult balancing act in the digital age where...
New Index Youth Advisory Board announced
The second cohort of Index on Censorship's Youth Advisory Board was announced today. The members will discuss topical freedom of expression events,...
Recap report: #IndexDrawTheLine at Lilian Baylis School
Ahead of the UK general election, students discussed voting rights and free expression