Index launched its latest magazine issue, Unsung Heroes, with an evening of powerful talks, poetry, and music from Joe ...

Elections are held in Uganda, but they are usually a sham. Museveni is always assured of victory as he appoints the people ...

Pursuing a legal career has become impossible for women in the country. Some of those women told Index their stories ...

Index travels to Germany to meet exiled newspaper editor Kyaw Min Swe, who faced torture and imprisonment at the hands of the ...

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

When countries like the UK and the USA start punitively punishing peaceful but disruptive protesters, the world needs to be on watch ...

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

This article first appeared in Volume 53, Issue 4 of our print edition of Index on Censorship, titled Unsung Heroes: How ...

The political prisoner remains behind bars after serving a five-year jail term, but his family won’t stop campaigning for his release ...

Pursuing a legal career has become impossible for women in the country. Some of those women told Index their stories ...

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

The Russian leader is revisiting the Cold War playbook by using mental manipulation to silence dissidents and its use is growing A quarterly journal set up in 1972, Index on Censorship magazine has ...