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The Erased: an erased word for every imprisoned journalist

On World Press Freedom Day 2023, Free Press Unlimited launched 'The Erased' to make the impact of censorship visible and draw attention to the 363 imprisoned journalists worldwide. The Erased uses a unique font that links these journalists to a censored word, and erases these words from participating (news) websites worldwide. The concept will be a yearly recurrent concept. Everything concerning The Erased and the issue of censorship and imprisonment of journalists is collected in this dossier.

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Launching The Erased: unifying against censorship

On World Press Freedom Day we turn all eyes on the danger of censorship and the 363 imprisoned journalists worldwide. Most of the time, the stories of...

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Stop the legal harassment of journalists in Bangladesh

Free Press Unlimited, ARTICLE 19 and IFEX issue a joint statement to express their concern about the legal harassment of journalists in Bangladesh...

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Man protests against censorship and intimidation of journalists

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Statement: action needed against legal intimidation and SLAPPS

Urgent action needed by the Netherlands to protect civic space against SLAPPs and other forms of legal intimidation.

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Free Press Unlimited partners with global law firm Linklaters

Free Press Unlimited and Linklaters are delighted to further strengthen their existing partnership.

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Statement of solidarity with Indonesian journalists and independent media

Free Press Unlimited is concerned about the recently adopted new articles in the Criminal Code of Indonesia, which pose a threat to press freedom in...