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Index at Wilderness: The Fake News Quiz

by Index on Censorship | 12 May 2017

Join free speech fanatics Index on Censorship for a quiz show with a difference: the Fake News Quiz

Glasgow School of Art bans student’s controversial artwork

by Ryan McChrystal | 12 May 2017

The Glasgow School of Art has censored an artwork by James Oberhelm, a master of fine art student, on the grounds of “inappropriate content”

Mapping Media Freedom: Journalists barred from covering Theresa May event

by Ryan McChrystal | 11 May 2017

Each week, Index on Censorship’s Mapping Media Freedom project verifies threats, violations and limitations faced by the media throughout Europe

Join the youth advisory board

by Index on Censorship | 8 May 2017

Index on Censorship is recruiting for its next youth advisory board, which will sit from January to July 2018.

As part of its Art and Offence programme exploring censorship and self-censorship in the arts, Index on Censorship researches examples of censorship in UK theatre, film and visual arts. Index looked at the case of Positive Hell — a short documentary film that challenges the scientific consensus on HIV and AIDS.

Privacy and cookie policy

by Index on Censorship | 3 May 2017

Index on Censorship privacy and cookie policy

It’s not just Trump: threats to US media freedom go far deeper, survey shows

by Index on Censorship | 27 Apr 2017

Threats to media freedom in the United States go far beyond the high-profile attacks on news outlets made by President Donald Trump, a new study shows.