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Interviews

  • Swathi Vadlamudi: Speaking truth to male power, and paying the price
  • Roberto Weil: The surreal cartoon controversy that revealed the craziness of Venezuela’s Chavistas
  • A friend in need: defending cartoonists when they are out in the cold
  • The First Amendment can’t protect cartoonists from horrible bosses
  • Showing the finger to America’s post-9/11 nationalism, and paying the price
  • Political cartoonists as the guerrillas of the news media
  • They couldn’t answer his cartoons, so they called him a traitor
  • Bearing witness to a human rights crisis in Nicaragua
  • The talking cockroach, or how to take offence when none is given
  • How contests are used to rob cartooning of its political role

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CRNetIntCRNI@CRNetInt·
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Join our colleagues @procartoonists in welcoming CRNI’s Courage in Editorial Cartooning Award winner 2016, Ali Dorani aka Eaten Fish to the UK for the first time. A special event @WestRefLib, London, April 5th; free entry, but booking essential.
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In two weeks’ time we’ll know the winners of @IndexCensorship’s #IndexAwards2019.
11 of the nominees are now profiled on their website. This week the focus has been on Digital Activism. CRNI is nominated in the Campaigning category. Good luck to all!
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This week at Index: Three courageous digital rights defenders. #IndexAwards2019 Digital Activism category shortlist https://t.co/muysarm9n6 via @IndexCensorship

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If children can’t idly deface their textbooks without going to prison, what fate befalls those in Burundi who’d choose to actively caricature the president?

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Dear @pnkurunziza: #FreeOurGirls— There is no reason the teenage girls should be in prison. Schools have adequate policies in place to deal with lost or damaged textbooks.
Are you that insecure that you feel threatened or insulted by scribbles? #FreeOurGirls #Burundi #Basta https://t.co/RTXVqm2boP

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#IndexAwards2019: Campaigning nominee Cartoonists Rights Network International (@CRNetInt) defends cartoonists worldwide #Campaigning
https://t.co/9ZfVZdScFj @IndexCensorship

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