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    • Dark Secrets of Kenya: An Interview with Writer Philo Ikonya
      by Madeleine Barnes / August 1, 2011

      In this interview, writer Philo Ikonya talks about her writing, activism, being a mother in exile, and freedom of expression in Kenya. Now president of PEN Kenya, Ikonya has been arrested multiple times for protesting, was severely beaten while in police custody in 2009.

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      10 Tibetan Writers and Teachers Arrested, Detained or Sentenced
      by Madeleine Barnes / June 28, 2011

      Tibetan activist Tsering Woeser documents Tibetan writers and teachers who have been arrested or imprisoned since 2008 by authorities in Sichuan province, China.

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    • Signs and Prime Minister
      After Crackdown, Turkish Chant ‘Don’t Touch My Internet!’
      by Madeleine Barnes / May 26, 2011

      Thousands gathered in cities around Turkey on May 15 to protest Internet censorship legislation that will require citizens to install filters on their computers and that opponents say is akin to wiretapping.

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    • Chinese Writer Liao Yiwu
      Chinese Writer Liao Yiwu Barred From Traveling
      by Madeleine Barnes / May 18, 2011

      The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) recently banned writer and poet Liao Yiwu, whose new books focuses on the chinese underclass, from attending international literary events in Sydney and New York.

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