Sevan Nişanyan believes he has been added to the country’s “list of undesirable foreigners” as a result of his controversial research

Sevan Nişanyan believes he has been added to the country’s “list of undesirable foreigners” as a result of his controversial research
We join seventeen other organisations in supporting the award-winning journalist who is facing a week-long defamation trial in London this week
The closure of Memorial is an attack on Ukraine history, coming at a time of heightened concern about the country’s future
It is now a year since our former colleague and his partner were detained following Alyaksandr Lukashenka’s disputed election victory
From Kazakhstan to Hong Kong the news is full of horrific stories from around the world. We must use our voices to shout about them
Nathan Law, one of the leaders of Hong Kong’s protest movement, is convinced that the repression will not last forever. Here we publish an extract from his new book
Phillips is honoured with knighthood for his work on understanding Covid-19
Turkish playwright Meltem Arikan’s Mi Minör was blamed for the seminal Gezi Park protests that convulsed Istanbul
The arrests of prominent Hong Kong journalists and activists are an assault on media freedom and we must shout loudly against them
In June 2015, a national newspaper in Britain started a campaign to have a play banned. This surprised me for two reasons. One: clearly no one had told the Daily Mirror about the Theatre Act 1968, which abolished the state’s censorship of the stage...