In the run up to the Belarusian presidential election, Index's Belarus researcher reflects on her own experience during ...

The new president has signed more than 100 directives that will alter the course of US policy. We look at how they will ...

Undemocratic states that seek to exploit soft power to hide their human rights abuses should be condemned, not celebrated ...

With a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas now imminent, Index reflects on the damage done to Palestine’s cultural ...

The Palestinian lawyer and human rights defender Diala Ayesh has been released, after spending almost a year in Israel’s ...

There are awards in the Arts, Campaigning and Journalism categories and a special award chosen by Index on Censorship’s ...

They endure many of the hidden, historical tribulations of Vietnam – from the Maoist land reform in the 1950s, which seized ...

The country’s rich literary history has been plagued by censorship and book bans ...

Are Mark Zuckerberg's recently announced plans to ditch existing fact-checking policies motivated by winning political gain?

The Indian government may have withdrawn the latest version of its Broadcasting Services (Regulation) Bill, but Modi still intends to bring his online critics to heel ...

After a fact-finding mission to Georgia on the state of free expression, a consortium of organisations, including Index on Censorship, present their findings.

Within China’s extremely censored environment, some conversations on feminism are seemingly untouched while others are shut down straight away. There’s a cruel logic behind this ...