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Cambridge has questions to answer

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By Sally Gimson
| Index on Censorship Verified
Last month Index ran a story about a filmmaker and activist from Pakistan. His name was Roshaan Khattak and he was exploring human rights violations in Balochistan. Cambridge University had accepted him on a research pathway, with the understanding that completing this successfully would lead to him being accepted on the PhD programme. But then Khattak received a death threat and there was an unidentified explosion outside his college which scared him.
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Self-censorship is making theatre boring

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By Sally Gimson
| MSN Australia Verified
Sally Gimson Theatre makers in the UK are increasingly self-censoring. Playwrights are being encouraged to take controversial lines out of their works before they are performed. A fear, once small, appears to be growing. Challenging subjects such as Israel-Palestine and gender have too often been the cause of controversy and nastiness, and that's making people in the industry reluctant to touch them at all. Look at the stage today.
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India’s Gen Z revolt has begun

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By Sally Gimson
| Index on Censorship Verified
Towards the end of last year, when I was editing our magazine about Gen Z revolts around the world, I asked around about India. Was a Gen Z revolt likely there? After all, young people had toppled governments in neighbouring Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and Nepal. The consensus was that despite the increasing authoritarianism of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his government, India was on a different trajectory to its much smaller neighbours. The young middle class were largely apolitical.
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