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7 Dec

Thanks to out regional representative in Australia @cathywilcox1 for handling tonight’s presentation to @badiucao and much gratitude to @AUcartoonists for making this year’s Courage in Cartooning Award part of The Stanleys!

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7 Dec

Despite the 2015 terrorist attack, the satirical French magazine Charlie Hebdo still “makes fun of everybody, every kind of power,” says journalist Philippe Lançon, who was wounded in the assault. https://www.wsj.com/articles/a-survivors-memories-of-the-charlie-hebdo-massacre-11575655038 via @WSJ @AAEC_Cartoonist

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7 Dec

Congratulations @badiucao, receiving CRNI’s Robert Russell Courage in Cartooning Award 2019 this evening during @AUcartoonists annual awards, The Stanleys, the highlight or their conference at @MoAD_Canberra.
https://cartoonistsrights.org/badiucao-wins-courage-in-cartooning-award-2019/

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5 Dec

Latest on @Nime_BD, now held on charges of "insult" to the state of #Algeria and facing a possible 18 months in prison; verdict to come December 11th. #FreeNime #LibertéPourNime
https://cartoonistsrights.org/algeria-cartoonist-nime-charged-with-insulting-the-state/

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6 Dec

Strange & troubling incident at the ICC, The Hague, where cartoons by @Sabaaneh were reportedly "removed and hidden" by parties unknown.
https://cartoonistsrights.org/accusations-of-cartoons-removed-and-hidden-at-the-hague/

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