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Cartoonists Rights Network International. Working to defend cartoonists’ freedom of expression. An #IndexAwards2019 Fellow for Campaigning.

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jessicanimhainJessica Ní Mhainín@jessicanimhain·
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We are currently researching the phenomenon of #SLAPPs in EU, UK, & Norway. If you are a journalist or media organisation that has been threatened or targetted with/by a #SLAPP, get in touch.

The questionnaire can be found here: https://www.indexoncensorship.org/2020/02/legal-threats-to-journalists-call-for-contributions/ https://twitter.com/jessicanimhain/status/1231952146230325250

Jessica Ní Mhainín@jessicanimhain

We @IndexCensorship are in Amsterdam today to discuss how #SLAPPs (vexatious lawsuits & threats of lawsuits) are being used to silence journalists, media orgs, #HRDs & NGOs.

It is clear that there is a lot to do to ensure that free speech & public participation is protected! https://twitter.com/Patagorda/status/1224389969562738689

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AtRiskArtistsARC@AtRiskArtists·
22 Feb

#Sudanese political cartoonist @khalidalbaih utilizes the internet as a means to showcase his political artwork. Albaih's creation of the Facebook page #Khartoon! enables artists to connect, use, and share their opinions and artworks. http://bit.ly/KhalidAlb @ICORN_ORG @CRNetInt

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badiucao巴丢草 Badiucao@badiucao·
21 Feb

In the opening of my exhibition
“Made in HongKong，Banned in China.” in Melbourne
https://cantdotomorrow.com/artist/badiucao/

I did a 3hours duration art performance to read #WuhanDiary about the #COVID2019 on The Tiger Chair，a torture equipment i bought online with Alibaba platform from China.

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AtRiskArtistsARC@AtRiskArtists·
21 Feb

Grateful for the work of @channeldraw and @badiucao to defend human rights and free expression worldwide and for their collaboration for #ArtistsxArtists https://twitter.com/channeldraw/status/1230793145807507456

Gianluca Costantini@channeldraw

The first #ArtistsxArtists collaboration is a striking cartoon by Chinese dissident cartoonist @badiucao, who lives in self-exile in Australia, and Italian cartoonist @channeldraw The work highlights pro-democracy protesters in #HongKong. https://www.gianlucacostantini.com/2020/02/21/the-power-of-art-in-hong-kong-s-protests-artistsxartists/ @HongKongFP

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channeldrawGianluca Costantini@channeldraw·
21 Feb

The first #ArtistsxArtists collaboration is a striking cartoon by Chinese dissident cartoonist @badiucao, who lives in self-exile in Australia, and Italian cartoonist @channeldraw The work highlights pro-democracy protesters in #HongKong. https://www.gianlucacostantini.com/2020/02/21/the-power-of-art-in-hong-kong-s-protests-artistsxartists/ @HongKongFP

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