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Ignored, abused, and suppressed: why millions of us have lost our power
Edited by:
- Rachael Jolley - Index on Censorship
Series:
Index on Censorship
Index on Censorship
November 2013 | SAGE Publications Ltd
This issue’s special report looks at development and the access of minority voices to free expression, and why their rights need to be defended, whether it’s the rural poor, women in Egypt or LGBT communities. What obstacles and discrimination do these groups face? We examine how and if they are able to communicate their ideas, views and the needs of their community.
Authors include:
Philip Pullman
Peter Kellner
Amartya Sen
Shubhranshu Choudhary
Nic Dawes
The magazine’s “In Focus” section will look at free expression among Afghan women as foreign military forces prepare to depart; press freedom in Honduras in Colombia; and powerful photography from Azerbaijan.
Authors include:
Philip Pullman
Peter Kellner
Amartya Sen
Shubhranshu Choudhary
Nic Dawes
The magazine’s “In Focus” section will look at free expression among Afghan women as foreign military forces prepare to depart; press freedom in Honduras in Colombia; and powerful photography from Azerbaijan.
Ignored, Supressed and Censored Voices
AMARTYA SEN
Press freedom: What is it good for? - The responsibilities of the media in a democracy
FERIAL HAFFAJEE
Talk back - A journalist replies
MELODY PATRY AND RASHA MOHAMMED
The revolution realists? - Women in Egypt
NATASHA SCHMIDT
Changing the script - Theatre challenges attitudes
JEMIMAH STEINFELD AND HANNAH LEUNG
Moving towards inequality - Migrants to Chinese cities lose out
RONALDO PELLI
Voices of protest - Technology in the favelas
NATASHA JOSEPH
Pride and prejudices - Johannesburg Pride and democracy
SHILPA PHADKE, SHILPA RANADE AND SAMEERA KHAN
Invisible women - India and women’s right to the streets
BRIAN PELLOT
Fast forward - Technology, the future and development
DHANANJAYAN SRISKANDARAJAH
Click to hear #citizenvoices? - Activists for democracy turn to censorship
JOHANNA SCHWARTZ, JOHANNA SCHWARTZ AND FADIMATA WALET OUMAR
The sound of silence - Attacks on Mali musicians
RACHAEL JOLLEY
A big shout out - Innovative citizen journalism
MARTIN ROWSON
Stripsearch
KIRSTY HUGHES
Global view - Privacy, digital freedom and Europe
In Focus
CHARLOTTE CROSS AND BANU KHETAB
Afghan heartland - The future for Afghan’s women?
RACHAEL JOLLEY
Battle chief moves on - Interview with South African editor
PETER KELLNER
Thought police - Knowing about public attitudes matters
ANDREI ALIAKSANDRAU
Russia, freedom and the media - Crackdowns on free speech in Russia
What free speech means in Russia - Activists speak out
DINA MEZA
Reign of terror - Threats to reporters and reporting
JEREMY DEAR
War on the media - Colombia’s journalists attacked
MATTHEW SHEARS
American dreams - Surveillance, US image and democracy
ANDREW WASLEY
Risky business - Reporting on the food industry
IONA CRAIG IN YEMEN
On the ground
HU YONG IN CHINA
On the ground
RASUL JAFAROV AND REBECCA VINCENT
Snap shot - Azerbaijan’s photojournalists risk their lives
CHARLEY KAI-JOHN
Shrinking the globe - North Korea and the web
Culture
JULIA FARRINGON
Step change - Ethiopian dance and free expression
NAJWAN DARWISH
An alternative resistance - Palestinian poems
RAFAEL SPULDAR
History lessons? - Brazilians get a rose-tinted truth
PHILIP PULLMAN AND CATHY CASSERLY
Head to head: What’s the future for copyright?
MIKE HARRIS
Index around the world - Latest updates from Index
JONATHAN DIMBLEBY
On freedom of expression
PADRAIG REIDY
Language lessons - Use words with meaning
