Index on Censorship - Volume 44, Number 1

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Editorial
Free accessEditorialFirst published March, 2015pp. 3-5
Power outage
Rachael Jolley
Other
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Special report
Other
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Undercover immigrant: What happened when an Italian journalist spent four years investigating refugee routes from Africa to Europe
Fabrizio Gatti
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Taking control of the camera: The camp arts projects – from soap operas to photography classes – that help refugees tell their own stories
Almir KoldzicÁine O’Brien
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The way I see it: Two refugees tell their own stories
Rana MoneimMohammed Maarouf
Other
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Clear connections: How social media’s power is being harnessed by refugees
Jason DaPonte
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Who tells the stories? Storytelling project in Lebanon camp
Mary Mitchell
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Realities of the promised land: Life for Haitian immigrants in Brazil is not always as they imagined – especially as some employers deny them rights
Iara Beekma
Other
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The whole picture: A photographer’s decades spent capturing refugee’s stories,from Rwandans to the Rohingha
Chris Steele-Perkins
Other
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Stripsearch: Patrolling the Democratic Republic of Cyberspace
Martin Rowson
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Escape from Eritrea: Fleeing one of the world’s harshest regimes
Ismail Einashe
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A very human picture: Ilustrating life within Iraq’s Domiz refugee camp
Olivier Kugler
Other
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In limbo in world’s oldest refugee camps: Where 10 million people can spend years,or even decades
Tim Finch
Other
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Sound and fury: Musician Martyn Ware,from Heaven 17 and the Human League on the power of soundscape storytelling
Rachael Jolley
Other
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Sheltering against resentment: End of the line for the Johannesburg church that provides sanctuary for those fleeing xenophobia
Natasha Joseph
Other
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Understanding how language matters: Memories and struggles from a childhood as a Hmong refugee in Thailand and the USA
Kao Kalia Yang
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Global view: Universities must not fear offence and controversy
Jodie Ginsberg
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In focus
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Outbreaks under wraps: How denials and cover-ups spread ebola,Sars and Aids
Alan Maryon-Davis
Other
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Trade secrets: Paraguay’s drug war and the dangers for journalists
César Muñoz Acebes
Other
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Lies and statistics: Nicaragua’s cover-up of abortion figures and domestic abuse,and the organisation trying to fight against it
Nina Lakhani
Other
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Taking the long view: After the Paris murders,seven writers from around the world look at how offence and terror are used to silence
Other
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Laughter lines
Arthur Mathews
Other
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Je suis José Carrasco
Ariel Dorfman
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Share access to the microphone
David Edgar
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Divisive language
Elif Shafak
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Blocked out
Hannah Leung
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Look back,step forward
Raymond Louw
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Journalists are dying every day
Richard Sambrook
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Screened shots: The Chinese film industry’s obsession with portraying Japan’s invasion during World War II
Jemimah Steinfeld
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Finland of the free: Why the Finns always top media freedom indexes
Risto Uimonen
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Is privacy more vital than national security? Debating how far governments should go when balancing individual rights and safeguarding the nation
Martha Lane FoxTim Cross
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Culture
Other
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The state v the poets: Works by Turkish poets Ömer Erdem and Nilay Özer translated into English for the first time
Kaya Genç
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Knife edge: An exclusive extract from the Lebanese writer as his latest work escapes the censors’ ban
Lucien Bourjeily
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Index around the world: Update on Index on Censorship’s work
Aimée Hamilton
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Social disturbance: From digital jihadis to hoaxes and propaganda,a look at how user-generated content lost its innocence
Vicky Baker

Volume 44, Issue 1, March 2015