The APWA—at 1,600 essays, the largest and first fully-searchable archive of nonfiction by those incarcerated in the U.S.—contains documentations of extraordinary resilience, resistance to dehumanizing practices, and the will to rebuild damaged lives. https://t.co/VxgRoIr8PW

Kirill Serebrennikov, one of Russia’s most renowned directors and a vocal opponent of Putin, is on trial for financial fraud. The trial is widely seen as a referendum not on his financial dealings but rather on the limits of artistic freedom in Russia.
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"Always I worry about my writers."

Speaking with the founder of Nogaam Publishing, which was launched in 2012 to digitally produce Farsi writings that are censored in Iran. https://t.co/LPCu9IrMBu