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Cartooning for Free Expression: Free Khadija

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By: PEN America | May 21, 2015

We've teamed up with Bob Mankoff, cartoon editor at The New Yorker, and cartoonist Liza Donnelly to ask the world’s foremost satirical cartoonists to create cartoons about Khadija Ismayilova… More

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