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theatre, freedom of expressionand public order – a case study
Foreword by Jude Kelly
Index on Censorship leads the debate about free expression andglobal advocacy for free expression and continues to ll a uniquespace in the world of human rights NGOs and the international media.We approach our 40th year better placed than ever to make the case forfree expression rights with the most incisive analysis, agenda-changingadvocacy and timely reporting.
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- Taking control
- The road to Behud
- When the local became global
- Literary citizens
- View from abroad
- Saying it loud and clear
- Enough is enough
- Apprehensive times
- The heckler’s veto
- Controversy is good
- Question of responsibility
- Policing freedom of expression
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