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'We have poorer books as a result': Why Australian publishers are silenced by fear.
Tibetan writer jailed for four years
Zangkar Jamyang was arrested by nearly three years ago after criticising the Chinese Government's suppression of the Tibetan language in schools in Tibet. He disappeared without a trace on the night of June 4, 2020, when Chinese police hauled him away.
Sarah Malik on reading as a lifeline
Writer Sarah Malik, whose acclaimed memoir Desi Girl: On feminism, race, faith and belonging was published last year, describes her journey to discover an independent creative voice in her address on International Women’s Day at the University of Technology, Sydney.
Sydney Belmarsh Tribunal experts pressure Prime Minister to save Assange
Politicians, lawyers, journalists, whistle blowers and human rights defenders united in Sydney to plea with Prime Minister Albanese to step up his efforts to free imprisoned Australian publisher and WikiLeaks co-founder, Julian Assange, reports Jodie Harrison.
NSW Premier's Translation Prize shortlist announced
Cuban poet Maria Cristina Garrido Rodriguez
Iranian writers Arash Ganji and Khandan Mahabadi released
Today PEN Sydney, PEN International and more than 30 other Centers in the PEN literary and free expression network released a joint statement, celebrating the release of writers Arash Ganji and Reza Khandan Mahabadi, and calling on authorities to end their sustained campaign against the Iranian Writers’ Association (IWA), a leading voice in Iran against state censorship, and to release remaining IWA members from jail.
Media censorship in Türkiye earthquake zone
A poet contemplates his release from prison
Some positive news from PEN International
LOVERS OF WRITING: VOLUNTEER AT SYDNEY WRITERS FESTIVAL
Joint statement calling for the release of unlawfully detained Iranian poets and writers
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