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Norsk PENs årsmelding for 2019

7. mai 2020 Hege Newth

Se Norsk PENs årsmelding for 2019 her. Trykk på bildet for å laste ned.

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Fengslede forfattere

2020 Aserbajdsjan: Elchin Mammad
2020 Myanmar: Saw Wai
2020 Kina: Tashi Wangchuk
2019 Uganda: Stella Nyanzi
2019 Kirgisistan: Azimjon Askarov
2019 Australia: Behrouz Boochani
2019 Iran: Narges Mohammadi
Nordic PEN statement on Nasrin Sotudeh
2019 Azerbaijan: Rashad Ramazanov
2019 Egypt: Ibrahim al-Husseini

Arrangementer

20. mai: Fem trender som truer journalistikken (digitalt arrangement)
6. mai: Hva skjer i Hong Kong? Med Jason Y. Ng (digitalt arrangement)
11. februar: Den farlige satiren: Ytringsfriheten fem år etter Charlie Hebdo
6.-9. februar: PEN på LitFestBergen
17. desember: Drukner saklig debatt i språklig søppel?

Norskpen – Youtube

A decisive decade for journalism: 5 threats against the free press

Samtalen er på engelsk, velg gjerne norske undertekster. What will happen to journalism in the 2020s? Norwegian PEN asks Reporters Without Borders' Director, Christophe Deloire. Interviewing him is Thomas Spence, journalist and chair of Norwegian PEN's media group.

What is happening in Hong Kong? With Jason Y. Ng

Jason Y. Ng brings us the real Hong Kong. In the beginning of February, Norwegian PEN President Kjersti Løken Stavrum and author and activist Jason Y. Ng met for a conversation on Hong Kong during Bergen International Literary Festival. They discussed massive rallies, the demands of the protesters and resistance against a China that is only becoming more aggressive against Hong Kong's separate governing system. Today, February feels like a long time ago. We have heard little about the events here since then. So what is actually happening in Hong Kong now? What happened after the demonstrations? And how has the COVID-19 situation affected freedom of speech? We will know more after this webtalk. About the participants: - Jason Y. Ng is an author, activist and the first President of PEN Hong Kong. He is a columnist for The Guardian and South China Morning Post. In 2011 he was named Man of the Year by ELLE Hong Kong, and the two first books fo the Hong Kong trilogy were awarded with the Harvard Book Award. - Kjersti Løken Stavrum is the President of Norwegian PEN, CEO of Tinius Trust and Blommenholm Industrier and head of the Norwegian Government’s commission on freedom of speech. Former journalist and editor. In December 2019 she went to Hong Kong to see the situation up close.

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