Index on Censorship

Article	Citations
Social media platforms have a moral duty to ban misinformation about vaccines: Two leading thinkers on vaccine hesitancy and misinformation debate this crucial question	5
Jennings	5
Dying for the mother tongue: Why have people in Inner Mongolia recently taken their lives?	4
Democracy versus the people: Mali has seen a government coup following escalating protests. What has caused the unrest?	3
Royally silenced: As students campaign against lèse-majesté laws, the Thai exile and royal critic with a Facebook group of two million followers considers their fate	2
The double closet	2
Another explosion for Lebanon: The blast in Beirut made international headlines. Even before that the nation was in turmoil and it has only worsened the mental health crisis	2
Long march towards cultural genocide: As news emerges of the present horrors happening in Xinjiang, an expert on the region looks at its recent history	2
Fishrot, the global stench of scandal	2
Censorship is still in the script	1
Cartoon	1
Can India survive more Modi?	1
The clockwork show	1
Europe’s new Orban: Janez Janša, Slovenia’s new prime minister, is mirroring the extreme policies of his Hungarian counterpart	1
Emotional baggage	1
I can run, but can I hide?	1
It’s not easy being green	1
Modi’s singular vision for India	1
Greece haunted by spectre of the past	1
What is a woman?	1
Fighting for Covid information: Meet the people who are ensuring that even those in the most censored environments receive accurate information on the pandemic	1
Joining Ukraine’s battle for freedom	1
Killed by the truth	1
China’s artful dissident	1
Bollywood’s Code Orange	1

Another black day for Poland: The attack on women’s reproductive rights caused mass protests. Duda’s re-election gave it legitimacy	1
Censoring the net is not the answer, but…	1
A climate of fear	1
Fighting back against the menace of Slapps	1
Speaking for my silenced sister	1
Fear and loathing in Belarus	1
Down with a disclaimer	1
This is hate, not debate	1
Jennings	1
Battle cries	1
Left behind and with no voice	1
Hair apparent	1
Exposing Saudi’s nasty tactics	1
The staged suicide that haunts Brazil	1
Crown confidential	1
Lies, damned lies and fake news	1
India’s Great Firewall	1
Amin’s awful story is much more than popcorn for the eyes	1
How to challenge China: How do we make a global power sit up and take notice? These experts offer advice	1
Who will report on Nicaragua? Bianca Jagger tells Index a clampdown on dissent and independent media is reaching new heights	1
We should not be put up for sale	1
Windows on the world	0
A chronicle of censorship	0
We are all dissidents	0
Features	0
Britain’s Holocaust island	0
Scriptures over science	0
Always looking behind	0
The thorn in Vietnam’s civil society side	0
The Qatar conundrum	0
Running low on everything	0
A most unlikely ally	0
Monitoring terrorists, gangs - and historians	0
Moving the goalposts	0
A royal reckoning	0
The Index	0
Challenging words	0
“Your limitless grief is a tale with no ending”: We publish the poetry of three Uighur poets – Abuqadir Jüme Tunyuquq, Idris Nurillah and Shahip Abdusalam Nurbeg – who have disappeared in China	0
Features	0
The stench of white elephants	0
Don’t be afraid to say two plus two is four	0
Laughing in Rwanda	0
Words under fire	0
Comment	0
Postcards from Putin’s prison	0
Ganging up against the truth: El Salvador’s government do not want you to hear about a potential deal they’ve made with the country’s biggest gang	0
The law, when it suits him	0
Dissidents, spies and the lies that came in from the cold	0
The Index	0
The road of no return	0

An unholy war on speech	0
Freedoms lost in translation	0
Page turners or slow burners? New books reviewed on the murder of a Honduran activist, stories from a Tibetan town and a semiautobiographical account of an artist in the USA	0
Ukraine’s disappearing ink	0
Plays, protests and the censor’s pencil	0
A marriage made in transgression	0
Why journalists need emergency safe havens	0
Russia’s Trojan horse moves closer to Europe	0
Special Report	0
A papal precaution	0
Features	0
Refused a passport	0
Royal secrecy has no place in a democracy	0
Culture	0
Out with the old? Donald Trump’s conduct during and after the election appeared extraordinary, but a look at US history challenges that	0
Of conservatives, cancel culture and comics	0
The mice hear the words of the night	0
America’s coming crucible	0
When the old fox walks the tightrope	0
Put down that book!	0
Speaking up for the Uyghurs	0
All the books that might not get written	0
Is there a (real) doctor in the house?	0
In Iran women’s bodies are the battleground	0
King David he is not	0
Are we becoming Hungary-lite?	0
Joke’s on Lukashenka speaking rubbish Belarusian. Or is it?	0
The SLAPP stickers	0
Turning sorrow into satire	0
An arresting start	0
Faithful foot soldiers	0
We must keep holding the line	0
A snake devouring its own tail	0
Standing up for Indigenous culture	0
Shot by both sides	0
Why should music be censorable?	0
Looking back to when we looked forward	0
Anything is possible	0
Nigeria’s crucible	0
Dragged down	0
Fake it till you break it	0
War of the airwaves	0
Culture	0
Lived experience, to a point	0
This is no joke	0
Whistling the tune of ‘terrorism’	0
‘Threats will not silence me’	0
Comment	0
France: On the road to illiberalism?	0
Silencing the faithful	0
The smile that says a thousand words	0
A moral hazard	0
Fighting the propaganda tsars: The Russian writer speaks to Index about why his books are sold wrapped in plastic and shares an extract from The Gospel According To	0
The most dangerous man in Guantanamo	0
Beijing’s fearless foe with God on his side	0
Features	0
From hijacker to media mogul	0
In Focus	0
Heart and sole	0
Features	0
The man who blew up America	0
The Index	0
Why the Taliban wanted my brave mother dead . . .	0
Statues within a plinth of their life	0
Join the exiled press club	0
“The state won’t protect you”: The death of Robert Mugabe brought so much hope, but improvements to daily life have not come for Zimbabweans. Far from it	0
Our principles are not for sale	0
Chaos censorship	0
Poland’s papal problem	0
The Index	0
Special Report	0
Culture	0
It’s not Normal	0
The Theatre of Resistance	0
Putting Interpol on notice	0
A dissident hero	0
Worshippers of power	0
Culture	0
My three years of hell in an Uyghur ‘re-education’ camp	0
Victim of its own success?	0

On not being shot	0
Nowhere is safe	0
Hong Kong’s valiants with a message for the world	0
Handmaid’s Tale in Holy Land	0
Giving Putin the finger	0
The show must go on	0
Uncle is watching	0
A Cassandra worth heeding	0
Not a slur	0
Death and minor details	0
Controlling the Covid message	0
Lost in time and memory	0
The overseas repressors who are evading the spotlight	0
‘Crimea has turned into a concentration camp’	0
Will Paulina ever rest?	0
Culture	0
Soundtrack for a siege	0
Comment	0
Laughing matters	0
Conspiracy of silence	0
Setting the story straight	0
First they came for the Greens	0
Writer’s block	0
The Index	0
Special Report	0
How much distance from Mao?	0
We walk a very thin line when we report ‘us and them’	0
To better days	0
Palestine: I still have hope	0
Would the media lie to you?	0
Manuscripts don’t burn	0
Poet who haunts Ukraine	0
Erdoğan’s crucible	0
Bars can’t stop a bestseller	0
The Russians risking it all	0
A dictatorship in the making	0
Turkey changes its tune	0
Be nice, or you’re not coming in	0
Autism on screen is gonna be okay	0
Fighting back against vendetta Politics	0
Tapestry of tyranny	0
Special Report	0
Banning those who ban: Jemimah Steinfeld talks to the Kuwaiti author about a landmark case in the country that saw a ban on books overturned. Plus an exclusive extract from al-Essa’s book Guardian of	0
America’s coolest members club	0
Bosnia on my mind	0
Features	0
Crimea’s feared dawn chorus	0
Lights, camera, (red) – action	0
A bulletin of frustration	0
Exporting the American playbook	0
Secret agenda	0
Judging judges	0
Jennings	0
Let’s talk about sex	0
The science of persecution	0
Remembering Rex Cornelio: Months on from the murder of Philippines radio host Rex Cornelio we speak to those who knew him about his bravery and his awful death	0
Comment	0
Two letters	0
No country for anxious men	0
Uncancelled	0
India’s meaty issue	0
The couple and the king	0
Features	0
Still shouting at 50	0
Who is the real enemy?	0
The truth is in the telling	0
Turkish and European courts failed me	0
World loses titans of free speech: A look at the free speech advocates that recently passed away including Sir Harold Evans	0
The woman who stopped Malta’s mafia taking over	0
We don’t like it – no one cares	0
Culture	0
Special Report	0
Leave nobody in silence	0
I wrote a play then lost my home, my husband and my trust	0
The ‘truth’ is in the tea	0
Freedom is very fragile	0
A race to the bottom	0
Cancelling Russian culture is today’s moral imperative	0
Features	0
People first but not the media	0
Smoke, fire and a media storm	0
Still laughing, just	0
When comics came out	0
Lines of inquiry	0
The Index	0
Features	0
Lukashenka’s horror dream	0
Message marches into lives and homes	0
Winning friends, making enemies, influencing people	0
Comment	0
Taliban takeover jokes	0
Turkey’s standups sit down	0
An image or a thousand words?	0
Libraries turned into arsenals	0
Burning through censorship	0