Register here.
Join Index on Censorship at the University of Exeter for an evening discussing the growing - and worrying - trend of transnational repression. Transnational repression takes many forms: from UK residents being poisoned by Russian agents, to a Saudi dissident being murdered in Turkey, to a Polish art gallery being subject to attempted acts of censorship by Chinese diplomats, to UK-based BBC Persian journalists being threatened and harassed by Iranian authorities.
John Heathershaw, Professor of International Relations at the University of Exeter, and Belarusian poet Hanna Komar join Index’s magazine Editor-in-chief, Jemimah Steinfeld, for a discussion about the extent and impact of states silencing their critics abroad and the fundamental right to free expression.
This event celebrates the launch of Index’s latest magazine. Free copies available.
At the intersection between social engagement and literature: Young PEN round table. Moderator Dino Subašić, panellists: Selma Skenderović, Ege Dündar, Hanna Komar, Tijana Rakočević (in English).
Discussion moderated by Germán Rojas with panellists: Hanna Komar (Belarus), Jan Krasni (Argentina), Tahira Abdullah (Pakistan), Katerina Kalytko (Ukraine). Simultaneous translation in English and Slovene.
My poem published in the winter online issue can be found following this link
Readings & discussion producing & publishing migrant writers from across the world.
Interpret is Scotland's new magazine of international literature: open to anyone, anywhere, in any language.
Join us for an evening of the leading young poets in Edinburgh, including winners of the Edwin Morgan Poetry Award and New Writers' Award, performing their work in multiple languages with English translation.
Register here.
Join Index on Censorship at the University of Exeter for an evening discussing the growing - and worrying - trend of transnational repression. Transnational repression takes many forms: from UK residents being poisoned by Russian agents, to a Saudi dissident being murdered in Turkey, to a Polish art gallery being subject to attempted acts of censorship by Chinese diplomats, to UK-based BBC Persian journalists being threatened and harassed by Iranian authorities.
John Heathershaw, Professor of International Relations at the University of Exeter, and Belarusian poet Hanna Komar join Index’s magazine Editor-in-chief, Jemimah Steinfeld, for a discussion about the extent and impact of states silencing their critics abroad and the fundamental right to free expression.
This event celebrates the launch of Index’s latest magazine. Free copies available.
At the intersection between social engagement and literature: Young PEN round table. Moderator Dino Subašić, panellists: Selma Skenderović, Ege Dündar, Hanna Komar, Tijana Rakočević (in English).
Discussion moderated by Germán Rojas with panellists: Hanna Komar (Belarus), Jan Krasni (Argentina), Tahira Abdullah (Pakistan), Katerina Kalytko (Ukraine). Simultaneous translation in English and Slovene.
My poem published in the winter online issue can be found following this link
Readings & discussion producing & publishing migrant writers from across the world.
Interpret is Scotland's new magazine of international literature: open to anyone, anywhere, in any language.
Join us for an evening of the leading young poets in Edinburgh, including winners of the Edwin Morgan Poetry Award and New Writers' Award, performing their work in multiple languages with English translation.
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