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Iranian protests: writers and lawyers demand rights

In this issue, Iranian writers, lawyers and judges demand respect for civil liberties and an end to censorship.

In this issue, Index publishes replies to a questionnaire on what has been – or is likely to be – achieved by the 1975 Final Act.

In this issue, Index publishes the text of an open letter sent to the Argentinian junta by a leading investigative journalist in March this year.

In this issue, a distinguished Uruguayan writer, now in exile, discusses the ‘dangerous profession of writing’.

In this issue, Index investigates the grim consequences for Uruguay’s cultural life of three years military rule.

In this issue, Index publishes an account of Alata’s time in prison from the book that was seized by French police last October.

In this issue, former editor of the London Observer finds freedom of the British press in jeopardy.

In this issue, Index publishes three scenes from the play banned by South African censors.

In this issue, Index publishes four case histories on Czechoslovakia.

In this issue, Index publishes the text of Andrei Sakharov’s 1975 Nobel Lecture.