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Index remembers Chutima Sidasathian who was criminalised in Thailand for her reporting and who died last weekend The post A courageous Thai journalist and advocate for marginalised communities appeared first on Index on Censorship .
Five years since the fall of Kabul, we must continue to fight for the women of Afghanistan The post “A domestic prison”: 1,826 days of Taliban rule appeared first on Index on Censorship .
How a group of student journalists from Belgrade University founded the radio station B92 The post Veran Matić and the Serbian radio station that helped bring down Slobodan Milošević appeared first on Index on Censorship .
You will deliver our public events programme, support our membership community and maintain strong relationships with stakeholders The post Index seeks events and partnerships manager appeared first on Index on Censorship .
A landmark Supreme Court ruling means foreign states can no longer rely on immunity to target dissidents on British soil The post No more hiding behind borders, Bahrain told appeared first on Index on Censorship .
A major new report that looks at how dissidents are stopped from entering or leaving their countries The post How governments are weaponising travel bans to silence dissent appeared first on Index on Censorship .
A new book tells the story of the Taliban’s brutal silencing of women and the life of resistance of journalist Zahra Joya The post Meet the vanishing girl who defied the Taliban appeared first on Index on Censorship .
HIV charity says it is being targeted by a loosely organised campaign of spurious complaints motivated by stigma The post Big tech suspends ads for sexual health groups in Australia appeared first on Index on Censorship .
The smothering of uncomfortable voices is commonplace in UK theatre. But arts professionals would rather self-censor than confront uncomfortable truths The post Complacency, culture wars and money troubles are killing political theatre appeared first on Index on Censorship .
Marc Nash argues that the T-shirt Zack Polanski shared was not incitement to violence The post Ban offensive T-shirts? appeared first on Index on Censorship .
