In PEN America’s 100th year, our mission was as vital as ever. We fought book bans and censorship, held vigil for our friend Salman Rushdie, and united with artists and writers at risk around the world. We celebrated words, and we fought for the right to be heard. With your help, we can write a better future.
PEN America 2022 in Review: How We Defended Free Expression
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Executions of Pro-Demcracy Activists in Myanmar Raise Fears of Escalation of Military Campaign of Terror Against Civilians
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Two Years After the Rigged Belarus Election, the United States Can Do More to Call Out Aleksandr Lukashenka’s Abuses
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Detailing Severe Human Rights Abuses in Belarus, Leaders Call on the UN Human Rights Council to Extend the Mandate of the Special Rapporteur for Human Rights in Belarus
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Margaret Atwood Unveils Fireproof Copy of Bestseller The Handmaid’s Tale To Be Auctioned by Sotheby’s in Support of PEN America
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Displacement and the Life of a Writer: Nobel Laureate Abdulrazak Gurnah Opens PEN World Voices Festival with Personal Remembrance and History
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Joint Statement Condemning Charges in Cuba Against Maykel “El Osorbo” Castillo Perez and Luis Manuel Otero Alcantara
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War is Always a Danger for Journalists. This Time is No Different. But Press Freedom Itself is Under Siege, Too.
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The Crisis of Local News: Journalists and Members of Congress Look for Answers
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