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In the wake of Ian Cobain’s recent book Cruel Britannia exposing Britain’s role in the development and use of torture, English PEN brings writers and campaigners together to ask how and to what extent they challenge the official line that the UK does not ‘participate in, solicit, encourage or condone’ torture.

English PEN encourages its members and supporters to send seasonal greetings to imprisoned writers and their families.

English PEN, in partnership with YouGov, invites you to join us for a breakfast panel debate on Thursday, 6 December to discuss the implications of Sir Brian Leveson’s proposals for press regulation and press freedom.

Index on Censorship and the Frontline Club will be bringing together a reactive debate, with former Daily Star reporter Richard Peppiat, Media Standards Trust Director Martin Moore and others to be announced, chaired by the BBC’s Torin Douglas, to discuss the findings of the Lord Justice Leveson report and what it will mean for the future of the British press.

Norwegian Tibet Committee invites to a seminar and debate organised by Norwegian Fritt Ord Foundation dedicated to protests in Tibet.

On 15th November 2012 Norwegian PEN will mark the Day of the Imprisoned Writer.

To mark the 40th birthday, Index on Censorship is partnering with Poet in the City for a special celebration of Index’s remarkable literary heritage and the continuing role of poetry in free expression.

Литовский центр за права человека и Белорусский Дом прав человека приглашают вас на просмотр фильма «Белорусская мечта» и на дискуссию «Можно ли мечтать в стране Стабильности?» 22 октября в 18:00 в кинотеатре Skalvia (A. Goštauto g. 2/15).

The Lithuanian Centre for Human Rights and the Belarusian Human Rights House have an honor to invite you to a screening of the film “Belarusian Dream” and a discussion at 18:00 on 22 October in Skalvija