Censorship
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The blocking of ‘The Kashmir Walla’ underscores India’s draconian censorship of the internet
Vineet Bhalla
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‘A censorship tool in disguise’: How the Data Protection Bill will hurt journalists
Vineet Bhalla
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How colonial laws of censorship are still used by governments for moral policing
Subhashish Bhadra
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As social media platforms around the world surrender to state diktats, what can users do?
Mishi Choudhary Eben Moglen
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Roald Dahl row: Why do we assume children can’t think for themselves? Let them read, ask questions
Smitha Nair
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Is censoring Roald Dahl on moral grounds a good idea?
Michelle Smith, The Conversation
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How British censorship laws ended up creating a rich archive of Black history
Kate Dossett, The Conversation
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Explained: What emergency powers has India used to block links of BBC’s Gujarat riots documentary?
Nachiket Deuskar
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Full video: Amitabh Bachchan invokes Satyajit Ray to reflect on current times and censorship
Scroll Staff
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Not just social media, the new IT Act amendment will also affect news websites. Here’s how
Karnika Kohli
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When Jawaharlal Nehru read ‘Lolita’ to decide whether an ‘obscene’ book should be allowed in India
Shubhneet Kaushik
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Margaret Atwood’s flamethrower of a stunt and the misguided moral certainty of book burning
Charles Barbour, The Conversation
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Marathi actor sent to police custody till May 18 for social media post about Sharad Pawar
Scroll Staff
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Elon Musk explains what he means by ‘free speech’ after Twitter takeover
Scroll Staff
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View from ‘Dawn’: Imran Khan’s ‘black law’ to stifle the media has mercifully been abandoned
Dawn.com
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TIFR withdraws notice asking staff not to post ‘anti-government’ content on social media
Scroll Staff
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Tata Institute of Fundamental Research says notice about ‘anti-government’ posts was misinterpreted
Scroll Staff
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Explainer: How the Centre exercises stringent control over Indian television news channels
Umang Poddar
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Digital authoritarianism: Kazakhstan is the latest country to use internet shutdown as a weapon
Margaret Hu, The Conversation
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Imran Khan’s government wants to be Zia 2.0. The ban on hand-holding and hugging on TV is more proof
Usama Khilji, Dawn.com