Academic freedom has been the subject of many debates in recent months. With speakers regularly being no-platformed

Academic freedom has been the subject of many debates in recent months. With speakers regularly being no-platformed
It’s the 17th annual World Poetry Day, which was first declared by Unesco in 1999 to help meet the world’s aesthetic needs by promoting the reading and writing of poetry
What a Liberty! is a Heritage Lottery funded youth project run by Index on Censorship to create a radical re-imagining of the Magna Carta.
One of the UK’s most interesting historical legacies in music does not involve the actual bands that made up the British Invasion, but rather the people who played these band’s records illegally.
Index on Censorship is saddened to hear of the death of Eric Avebury, a staunch defender of human rights
On 26 August 2015, the musician was banned from entering the UK because of words he had penned for songs released in 2009
Matt Brown spent July to December 2015 on the Index on Censorship Youth Advisory Board. He has written a post to tell us about his time on the board. For the last 6 months, I have worked for the Index on Censorship’s Youth Advisory Board. The board...
Judge Liam McNally’s decision to allow the unpleasant Pastor James McConnell walk free is a little triumph for free speech
Threats against freedom of expression come in all shapes and sizes. We need to stand up to the bullies together.
Pity poor Tyson Fury. No, wait, don’t. He’s heavyweight champion of the world and doesn’t seem particularly bothered what you or I think