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Cartoonists Rights Network International, working to defend cartoonists’ freedom of expression. @IndexCensorship Freedom of Expression Fellow & member of @IFEX.

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badiucao巴丢草 Badiucao@badiucao·
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❤This is my Patreon page.❤
#Covid2019 makes art rebel harder. Many events & shows cancelled. However China‘s global censorship on my art never stops.
I am calling for help！
Your generous donation will keep my art activism alive and independent. 🙏
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27 Mar

Deeply regrettable but almost certainly inevitable.
Many cartoonists are very accustomed to what amounts to self-isolation so the day-to-day of life under coronavirus presents few difficulties. But these international gatherings really are a highlight, 1/2
https://www.editorialcartoonists.com/canadian-cartoonist-convention-postponed/

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27 Mar

UPDATE: The 2020 AAEC+ACC cartoonist convention in Ottawa is officially cancelled. From ACC prez @tyrell_wes: “We just heard today from the Canadian Feds, who were hosting a big chunk of the convention, that they must postpone until an undetermined date."

https://www.editorialcartoonists.com/canadian-cartoonist-convention-postponed/

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27 Mar

Cultural Rights Defenders are critical to a fair society, but they often face threats for their work. @UNSRCulture's latest report explores the work, recognition and protection of #culturalrightsdefenders. Read more: http://bit.ly/ARCCRDs @UNHumanRights

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27 Mar

#Italian cartoonist Gianluca Costantini (@channeldraw) discusses his path from classically trained artist to advocate, and the many ways that he fought his battles through his drawing. Watch an exclusive interview with Costantini here: http://bit.ly/GianlucaInterview #ArtistsxArtists

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