Boundaries of Expression

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Boundaries of Expression

The right to truth, part of Boundaries of Expression, a new series of interventions from ARTICLE 19.

  1. Digital Freedom in Iran - Ep 2: The search for justice

    OCT 10

    Digital Freedom in Iran - Ep 2: The search for justice

    Digital freedom in Iran In a new four-part podcast series of Boundaries Expression, journalist Jo Glanville talks to human rights advocates about the state of online freedom in the Islamic Republic of Iran and the future for freedom of expression. More than two years since the Woman, Life, Freedom protests, the series investigates the impact of the violent state crackdown, the restrictions on digital freedom of expression, and the fight for justice and accountability. Episode 2: The search for justice Jo Glanville meets Gissou Nia, founder and director of the Strategic Litigation Project at the Atlantic Council, and Bahar Saba, a senior researcher at ARTICLE 19.  They discuss the aftermath of the brutal crackdown on the Woman, Life, Freedom protests in 2022 and the fight for accountability for the victims. As a landmark UN Fact-Finding Mission continues its investigation into human rights violations and crimes under international law related to the protests in Iran, the podcast’s guests consider the Iranian authorities’ ongoing repressive response to the protesters, the challenges for collecting evidence, historical and systemic impunity and the pursuit for justice.  Jo Glanville is a journalist and audio producer. She regularly produces and presents documentaries for the BBC. Her journalism has appeared in the Guardian, New York Times, Financial Times and London Review of Books, among other publications. She was an award-winning editor of Index on Censorship and a former director of English PEN. She is editor of Looking for an Enemy: eight essays on antisemitism (Short Books/WW Norton) and Qissat: short stories by Palestinian women (Telegram/Saqi). Follow ARTICLE 19 on:Twitter: https://twitter.com/article19org Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ARTICLE19org LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/article19/

    34 min
  2. Digital Freedom in Iran - Ep 1: Threats and Solutions

    SEP 26

    Digital Freedom in Iran - Ep 1: Threats and Solutions

    DIGITAL FREEDOM IN IRAN  In a new four-part podcast series of Boundaries Expression, journalist Jo Glanville talks to human rights advocates about the state of online freedom in the Islamic Republic of Iran and the future for freedom of expression. More than two years since the Woman Life Freedom protests, the series investigates the impact of the crackdown, the restrictions on digital freedom of expression, and the fight for justice and accountability.  EPISODE 1: THREATS AND SOLUTIONS  Jo Glanville meets Afsaneh Rigot, author of ARTICLE 19’s groundbreaking report Queer Resistance to Digital Oppression in the Middle East and North Africa, and Mahsa Alimardani, Senior Programme Officer for Middle East and North Africa at ARTICLE 19. Following five years of extensive research, interviews and surveys, the report gives an in-depth insight into the threats to digital expression with far-reaching recommendations that are already making a difference for protecting a marginalised community on the front line. The podcast highlights how Iran targets the queer community online through multiple methods of repression and discusses solutions for protecting the community’s privacy and communications.   Follow ARTICLE 19 on:Twitter: https://twitter.com/article19org Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ARTICLE19org LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/article19/

    29 min

  3. JUN 3

    The Legacy of Tiananmen Square: 35 Years of Silence and Censorship

    In June 1989, the Chinese government launched a crackdown on protesters in Tiananmen Square, Beijing. It was a brutal response to a peaceful movement for political and economic reform across China. To this day, no one knows how many were killed, but estimates are in the thousands. China continues to erase all memory of those events from national history - both within the country and beyond its borders. On the anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre, Boundaries of Expression assesses the legacy of the crackdown and the impact of a generation of censorship in a conversation with human rights activist Fengsuo Zhou, a student leader of the protests 35 years ago, and Michael Caster, Asia Digital Programme Manager, ARTICLE 19.    Presenter: Jo Glanville Producers: Michael Caster and Jo Glanville Studio manager: Aamir Yaqub Mixed by Julian Wharton and recorded at Bison Studios, London Archive: CNN   Tune in to hear personal stories, historical insights, and a call to action for defending human rights and freedom of expression.

    31 min
  4. #FreeToProtest series: Episode 4

    03/06/2023

    #FreeToProtest series: Episode 4

    In this episode, we're focusing on the LGBTQI+ community and the limits on their right to protest around the world.  Jo Glanville speaks to Rita Nketiah, a queer feminist activist in Ghana, about the tabling of a draconian private member’s bill which will introduce a five-year sentence for anyone identifying as LGBTQI+, and imposes a duty for all Ghanaians to denounce members of the community, which also carries a five-year sentence. Nicola Kelly speaks to Marko Mihailović, a leading LGBTQI+ activist based in Belgrade who successfully ran the city's campaign to host the pan-European EuroPride in 2022. He describes the atmosphere in the lead-up to the event and crackdowns on the community from far-right groups, religious groups and other opponents, which initially led to the cancellation of the march.

    28 min
  5. #FreeToProtest series: Episode 3

    01/23/2023

    #FreeToProtest series: Episode 3

    In the third episode of a special series on the right to protest, we discuss the monarchy and limits on our freedom to speak out against them, looking at two very different contexts: the UK and Saudi Arabia.

    29 min
  6. #FreetoProtest series: Episode 2

    11/24/2022

    #FreetoProtest series: Episode 2

    In the second episode of our series on the right to protest, we focus on women taking to the streets to protect their rights, in both Iran and Poland. We hear from Maziar Bahari, founder of IranWire - the first outlet to break the story of Mahsa Amini’s death. We also speak to Marta Lempart, founder of the Polish Women’s Strike.

    31 min
  7. #FreeToProtest series: Episode 1

    11/03/2022

    #FreeToProtest series: Episode 1

    In the first episode of a special series on the right to protest, Jo Glanville and Nicola Kelly speak to activists from Egypt and Kenya about the risks they face fighting to protect the planet, in the lead up to the United Nations conference on climate change in Egypt, COP27.

    33 min

  8. 09/16/2022

    Restrictions on the rights to abortion: A global shift

    In this podcast, the second in a two-part series looking at the reversal of Roe v Wade in June, Jo Glanville talks to Venny Ala-Siurua, executive director at Women on Web, a pioneering international website that helps women access safe abortion services and contraception, Lana Dimitrijevic, lawyer and founder of the Women’s Rights Foundation in Malta, and Judy Taing, head of gender and sexuality at ARTICLE 19.

    32 min
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The right to truth, part of Boundaries of Expression, a new series of interventions from ARTICLE 19.

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    ARTICLE 19
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    ARTICLE 19
  • Years Active
    2021 - 2024
  • Episodes
    13
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    © 2024 ARTICLE 19

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