The men in black who patrolled the corridors of Baku’s Olympic Stadium indicated the level of surveillance that activists are now under
As physics laboratory Cern ends co-operation with Russia and Belarus over the Ukraine war, Index talks to exiled scientists
The past week has been busy for Index and in Hong Kong. It is up to us all to ensure award winners and political prisoners are not forgotten
MPs from across the political spectrum have spoken about the curdling impact of legal threats and called for action on an anti-SLAPP law
Campaigners, artists and journalists from Iran, Palestine, Russia and Uganda are named in awards ceremony in London this week
Denouncements of citizens for anti-Russian sentiment and punitive psychiatry are rising in the former Soviet Union
The Russian leader is revisiting the Cold War playbook by using mental manipulation to silence dissidents and its use is growing
What terrible things will happen while we are all distracted by the clown in the White House?
As we mark the fall of the Berlin Wall on 9 November 1989, we should remember that democratic change can come very quickly
After a fact-finding mission to Georgia on the state of free expression, a consortium of organisations, including Index on Censorship, present their findings.