In this issue, a distinguished historian looks at the action taken by governments to suppress ‘dangerous’ literature from 1486 for the present day.
The freedom of the press
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Soviet “unofficial” art
In this issue, the organiser of the ‘bulldozed’ art exhibition in Moscow tells the story of modern Soviet artists who do not conform to socialist realism.
Lisbon – What next?
In this issue, Index publishes an interview with the Editor of Expresso, one of the few independent papers left in Portugal.
South Africa cultural boycott—yes or no?
Late last year Index on Censorship circulated to six hundred artists and intellectuals around the world a questionnaire about the cultural boycott of South Africa. The survey was announced in our first issue of 1975. At that time a few early...
Should writers boycott South Africa?
In this issue, Index publishes a summary of replies to the questionnaire.
The human rights movement in USSR
In this issue, Index publishes the text of Pavel Litvinov’s lecture at the Royal Institute of International Affairs during his London visit.
Repression in Iran
In this issue, Index publishes a historical survey of censorship and cultural repression in Iran from the seventh century to the present day.
Preserving a nation’s morale
In this issue, Index investigates political apathy in Czechoslovakia as morale declines
The 3 Marias
In this issue, Index investigates the case of the 3 Marias in a Portuguese context and a Women’s Lib context.
TV & Politics
In this issue, Index publishes a report from Paris on the conflict between Arthur Conte and President Pompidou.
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