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Fiona Garratt - March 15, 2025. Published in Die Tageszeitung

[A] dangerous reshaping of history is already in progress.

Stephen Routledge - March 12, 2025. Published in El Heraldo de México

Patricia Simoni - February 18, 2025. Published in La Razon

JD Vance sang a hymn to democracy, arguing that it cannot be based on censorship of dissenting opinions.

Dorothy Phoenix - January 27, 2025. Published in Sankei Shimbun

Meta, which operates social networking sites Facebook and Instagram, is discontinuing its U.S. fact-checking system[.]

Robin Koerner - January 7, 2024. Published in Russia Today

[T]he main victims, of course, are the books.

Tom Walker - June 29, 2023. Published in Prensa Latina

[W]arnings about the manifestations of a growing racism are intensifying.

Robin Koerner - June 24, 2023. Published in SAPO

The rewriting of books from the past ... is an indefensible cultural crime.

Marta Quirós Alarcón - May 12, 2023. Published in El Periódico

[I]n some states ... it is easier to buy a gun than it is to read a book freely in a library.

Lalatendu Das - April 14, 2023. Published in The Guardian

Censorship is surging thanks to an organized rightwing minority targeting books on LGBTQ and Black characters and issues.

Lalatendu Das - August 25, 2022. Published in The Guardian

In more recent times, Hollywood has embraced amorality, but insisted on a triumph for uncomplicated good in movies.

Robin Koerner - June 14, 2021. Published in Daily Sabah

Robin Koerner - June 12, 2021. Published in El Espectador

Legitimizing this censorship could have enormous legal significance.

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