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English PEN director Jo Glanville at an event for Mazen Darwish and Yara Bader at the Free Word Centre, London, 18 July 2016.
Mazen Darwish was the recipient of the 2014 PEN Pinter International Writer of Courage Award, chosen by co-winner Salman Rushdie.
Photo: Robert Sharp / English PEN
On 4 July 2017, English PEN launched Imagine Your Shadow, an anthology of poetry written by participants in our Brave New Voices project.
Five groups across London, at British Red Cross, Praxis Community Projects, Migrants Organise, Capital City Academy and Newman Catholic College, were each paired with writers with an established reputation in facilitating creative expression: Raymond Antrobus, Kat Lewis, Femi Martin, Simon Mole and Shazea Quraishi.
Photo: Robert Sharp / English PEN
International Translation Day 2017 was organised by English PEN and Free Word, and took place at the British Library, London, on 2 October 2017.
On 4 July 2017, English PEN launched Imagine Your Shadow, an anthology of poetry written by participants in our Brave New Voices project.
Five groups across London, at British Red Cross, Praxis Community Projects, Migrants Organise, Capital City Academy and Newman Catholic College, were each paired with writers with an established reputation in facilitating creative expression: Raymond Antrobus, Kat Lewis, Femi Martin, Simon Mole and Shazea Quraishi.
Photo: Robert Sharp / English PEN
Journalist Ahmet Şιk launches Journalism Under Siege, a report on press freedom in Turkey, at the Free Word Centre, London, 23 March 2016.
The launch event was chaired by David Diaz-Jogeix, the Director of Programmes at ARTICLE 19 (left) and interpreted by Milena Buyum.
The report is a project of the Free Word writers in residence programme, jointly administered by ARTICLE 19, English PEN and Free Word, in partnership with the Committee to Protect Journalists.
Media event outside New Scotland Yard, London. Highlighting the danger that new anti-terror legislation will pose to the right to take photographs in a public place.
On 4 July 2017, English PEN launched Imagine Your Shadow, an anthology of poetry written by participants in our Brave New Voices project.
Five groups across London, at British Red Cross, Praxis Community Projects, Migrants Organise, Capital City Academy and Newman Catholic College, were each paired with writers with an established reputation in facilitating creative expression: Raymond Antrobus, Kat Lewis, Femi Martin, Simon Mole and Shazea Quraishi.
Photo: Robert Sharp / English PEN
Now more than 2 years since police in Minnesota murdered George Floyd while witnessed recorded the deed, the need for the #BLM message shown in this yard sign remains. Police continue to harm Americans of African descent disproportionately and with extreme prejudice in some cases, too. Those patterns and the public responses at protest, letter writing to politicians, statements by people prominent in sports and entertainment are well established. The yard sign at the center of the photo, though, is less commonly planted in public view. Each declaration is a kind of policy statement or credo (expression of personal belief).
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On 4 July 2017, English PEN launched Imagine Your Shadow, an anthology of poetry written by participants in our Brave New Voices project.
Five groups across London, at British Red Cross, Praxis Community Projects, Migrants Organise, Capital City Academy and Newman Catholic College, were each paired with writers with an established reputation in facilitating creative expression: Raymond Antrobus, Kat Lewis, Femi Martin, Simon Mole and Shazea Quraishi.
Photo: Robert Sharp / English PEN
International Translation Day 2017 was organised by English PEN and Free Word, and took place at the British Library, London, on 2 October 2017.
On 4 July 2017, English PEN launched Imagine Your Shadow, an anthology of poetry written by participants in our Brave New Voices project.
Five groups across London, at British Red Cross, Praxis Community Projects, Migrants Organise, Capital City Academy and Newman Catholic College, were each paired with writers with an established reputation in facilitating creative expression: Raymond Antrobus, Kat Lewis, Femi Martin, Simon Mole and Shazea Quraishi.
Photo: Robert Sharp / English PEN
An event for Mazen Darwish and Yara Bader at the Free Word Centre, London, 18 July 2016.
Mazen Darwish was the recipient of the 2014 PEN Pinter International Writer of Courage Award, chosen by co-winner Salman Rushdie.
Photo: Robert Sharp / English PEN
Rund 2500 Menschen beteiligen sich an einer Demonstration unter dem Motto "Berlin gegen 13" gegen die geplante Reform des Urheberrechts. Aufgerufen hatte das Bündnis "Berlin gegen 13". Die Teilnehmer befürchten eine Einschränkung der Meinungsfreiheit durch den Artikel 13 der geplanten europäischen Urheberrechtsreform. So könnten Uploadfilter entstehen, die technische Fehler aufweisen oder bewusst zur Zensur missbraucht werden könnten.
“My goal was to show over and over again in many places that I could print and give away art without interfering with foot traffic”
On 4 July 2017, English PEN launched Imagine Your Shadow, an anthology of poetry written by participants in our Brave New Voices project.
Five groups across London, at British Red Cross, Praxis Community Projects, Migrants Organise, Capital City Academy and Newman Catholic College, were each paired with writers with an established reputation in facilitating creative expression: Raymond Antrobus, Kat Lewis, Femi Martin, Simon Mole and Shazea Quraishi.
Photo: Robert Sharp / English PEN
Myspace censored my blog blog.myspace.com/salvor and blocked out certain worlds I put into my blog, not words like f*ck, bullshit or a**hole or other words from Les Blogs backchannel list but words that refered to youtube.com videosharing. Here is a screendump of what happened:
Syrian journalists and human rights defenders Mazen Darwish and Yara Bader at the Free Word Centre, London, 18 July 2016.
Mazen Darwish was the recipient of the 2014 PEN Pinter International Writer of Courage Award, chosen by co-winner Salman Rushdie.
Photo: Robert Sharp / English PEN
Journalist Ahmet Şιk launches Journalism Under Siege, a report on press freedom in Turkey, at the Free Word Centre, London, 23 March 2016.
The launch event was chaired by David Diaz-Jogeix, the Director of Programmes at ARTICLE 19 (left) and interpreted by Milena Buyum.
The report is a project of the Free Word writers in residence programme, jointly administered by ARTICLE 19, English PEN and Free Word, in partnership with the Committee to Protect Journalists.