As the BBC in Britain faces a possible multi-billion dollar lawsuit from US president Donald Trump as well as political pressure at home, a Hungarian journalist reminds us of the importance of an impartial public service broadcaster to democracy
In this, the first of our Letters from Afghan Women, one writer believes she will stand, fight and build a brighter, more progressive Afghanistan
Nearly 100 people detained after heavy-handed response to demonstration at India Gate
Erasing inconvenient truths isn’t new but technology is making it so much easier
Funding and culture conformity is slowing eroding free expression in universities
Index calls on authorities to drop all charges against the activist and his 12 co-defendants, who all face the death penalty
Index rounds up of some of the key stories covering censorship and free expression from the past seven days
With 17 million people going hungry in the country, Yemenis are breaking taboos and taking jobs others say they shouldn’t
The Burmese artist and curator says an attempt to silence his art show against repression has amplified its message around the world
The Council of Europe’s Platform for the safety of journalists issues statement after members, including Index, visited to meet with media workers, legal experts and civil society representatives