Gagged for It. Fifty Years of Free Expression

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Gagged for It. Fifty Years of Free Expression is an English-language anthology edited by Ursula Owen and published by Index on Censorship in 1998. It brings together essays and reflections on the development of free expression over the second half of the twentieth century, focusing on issues such as censorship, press freedom, and political repression in different parts of the world. The book highlights the struggles of writers, journalists, artists, and activists who challenged restrictions on speech and expression, and it examines how the concept of free expression evolved in response to changing political regimes and cultural conditions globally.