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    Why did Gauri Lankesh die? A review of Rollo Romig’s book on Gauri Lankesh

    Why did Gauri Lankesh die? A review of Rollo Romig’s book on Gauri Lankesh

    by freespeechcollective | Sep 5, 2025 | Killings - Journalists

    Eight years ago, at about 7.45 pm on September 5, 2017, senior journalist Gauri Lankesh, editor of Gauri Lankesh Patrike was shot dead at point blank range as she was entering her home in Bengaluru. An outspoken critic of right-wing extremism, she minced no words in...
    Banning Books: A Part of the Pattern of Erasing Kashmir, say experts

    Banning Books: A Part of the Pattern of Erasing Kashmir, say experts

    by freespeechcollective | Sep 2, 2025 | Censorship, Censorship - Academia

    From disappearing Instrument of Accession to book ban, Kashmiris struggle to find a language to preserve memory Republished with permission from Kashmir Times The stage is set, and the carpets rolled. On August 2, 2025, on the banks of world-famous Dal Lake, thousands...
    PUCL Response to the banning and forfeiture of 25 books by J&K Government

    PUCL Response to the banning and forfeiture of 25 books by J&K Government

    by freespeechcollective | Aug 15, 2025 | Censorship - Publications, Statements

    A comprehensive statement from the civil liberties organisation on the ban of 25 books by the Jammu and Kashmir government. Republished with permission  Aug 12, 2025 Withdraw the forfeiture notification on 25 books on Jammu and Kashmir Repeal Section 152 of the BNS...
    J & K Govt. Book Ban: What do the Thought Police Fear?

    J & K Govt. Book Ban: What do the Thought Police Fear?

    by freespeechcollective | Aug 9, 2025 | Censorship - Publications

    By Geeta Seshu The Jammu and Kashmir (J & K) government’s ban on 25 books on Kashmir by both Kashmiri and non-Kashmiri academics, researchers and journalists on the specious grounds that they promote terrorism and endanger national integrity, among other charges,...
    No space to breathe: Shrinking press freedom in Jammu & Kashmir

    No space to breathe: Shrinking press freedom in Jammu & Kashmir

    by freespeechcollective | Aug 5, 2025 | Commentaries

    An FSC commentary on the state of the media, on the 6th anniversary of the abrogation of Art 370. Six years after the abrogation of Art 370 and the resumption of an elected government, albeit for a union territory, the situation of the media in Jammu and Kashmir (J...
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