The PEN Pod: On Attacks on Journalists, the Punishment of Professors, and Oscars Eligibility Requirements with Suzanne Nossel
“We have 200,000 Americans dead, and [President Trump] wants people to discredit the reporting on it—on the criticism of his handling of the pandemic, on the rifts between him… More
Bitter Divisions over Free Speech on Campus Reflect the Fissures of a Polarized America, PEN America Report Argues
"Far from taking place in isolation behind ivy-covered walls, today’s campus free speech controversies are inextricable from the social and political upheaval of this historical moment.” More
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In the wake of the #Pegasus revelations, we at PEN America joined dozens of partners and experts in calling for an immediate moratorium on the sale, transfer and use of surveillance technology. Read more here. https://bit.ly/3zEruAu
The first person to be tried under Hong Kong’s sweeping national security law was found guilty of secessionism and terrorism. https://apnews.com/article/hong-kong-laws-de500d4fce1ad5d160f7619e7a95e29e
We're glad to see that Cuba agreed to release a handful of artists this weekend who've taken part in peaceful demonstrations. A good first step. But their sentences must be vacated, and Cuba must release all unjustly detained prisoners. https://bit.ly/3BJer2I
