Earlier this week, it was sadly announced that Queen’s University Belfast would be canceling an academic conference on the Charlie Hebdo attacks over security concerns as well as the potentially negative reputation that the University would garner by holding such…
Tag: censorship
Iranian Cartoonist Overcomes Censorship with Savvy Style
Tanzania Bans Newspaper Over “Disrespectful” Cartoon
Ecuadorian Cartoonist Faces Charges for “Socioeconomic Discrimination”
CBLDF Joins Coalition Cautioning Hanover Schools About Proposed Sensitive Materials Policy
Legends Revealed: Pre-Code Holiday Comics Policing Uncovered
Neil Gaiman on Censorship and the Perception of Comics as a “Gutter Medium”
Allegedly Harmful: UK Injunction Patrols the Fine Line Between Freedom of Speech and Child Welfare
In early October the Court of Appeals in the UK issued an injunction, halting the publication of an unnamed memoir on the grounds that if distributed its “allegedly harmful” content could be “likely to exert a catastrophic effect on [the…