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Article 19

Named after Article 19 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, Article 19 works worldwide to combat censorship by promoting freedom of expression and access to official information, and to strengthen local capacity to monitor and protest censorship.

Primary web addresses
http://www.article19.org
Main Address
6-8 Amwell Street
London
EC1R 1UQ
Country
United Kingdom
Main Telephone
44 20 7278 9292
Joined OneWorld
25.03.2000

Features
31.10.2007 As the UN Human Rights Committee begins to scrutinise Britain's rights performance, Article 19 calls on the committee to question the government on its plans to reduce use of the Freedom of Information Act, the ban on unauthorised demonstrations near Parliament Square and the high cost of defending libel actions.
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Prime Minister (at last) Gordon Brown
29.06.2007 UK development groups broadly welcomed the Cabinet changes ushered in by the new Prime Minister, Gordon Brown, as they outlined the areas in which they wanted action.
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Image: Prime Minister (at last) Gordon Brown
21.06.2007 The Sri Lankan government's blocking of access within the country to TamilNet, a Norway-based website, has been described by an international media monitoring group as "a new and more extreme form of censorship".
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