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I live in a small, single-story house in Al-Atayef Quarter. My husband didn’t leave me anything, apart from a mud house that shakes when the thunder crashes and the rain pours. [More]
The Night by Jaime Saenz; translated by Gander and Johnson
Over the years, all your furniture and possessions wear down and fine away. / Many things disappear on break, while others meet odd fates, as if they were human. . . . [More]
Many professors and scholars were labeled counterrevolutionaries and yes, they were assigned to clean toilets. I wanted to work, but the students in Mao’s Red Guard wouldn’t allow it. . . . [More]
As we mourn the passing of one of the greatest playwrights of the 20th century, let's not forget that the field of human rights has also lost a great defender of freedom of expression. [More]
December 9, 2008: Leading PEN Member Liu Xiaobo Detained in China on Eve of Human Rights Day
Prominent dissident and leading PEN Member Dr. Liu Xiaobo detained on suspicion of �inciting... [More]
November 15, 2008: Day of the Imprisoned Writer
Every year on November 15, PEN marks the Day of the Imprisoned Writer to honor the courage of... [More]
October 22, 2008: 74th International PEN Congress Calls for Cultural Rights, Free Expression
International PEN closed a historic Congress in Bogot� by strengthening its commitment to supporting... [More]
October 17, 2008: PEN: Signs �Discouraging� for Post-Olympics Human Rights Improvements in China
New report specifically highlights the high price PEN members in China have paid over the past year for... [More]
October 7, 2008: Writers Hail Ruling in Favor of Guantanamo Detainees
A federal court ruling ordered that 17 Uighur detainees at Guantanamo Bay be released into the United... [More]
September 24, 2008: Writers Commemorate Burmese Uprisings, Rally for Jailed Colleagues
Writers and monks shared the stage of the Great Hall of Cooper Union last night to pay tribute to the... [More]
August 8, 2008: PEN Gives Voice to Silenced Writers in China on Eve of the Olympics
Celebrated PEN Members gathered last night to read banned and censored work by writers in China... [More]
July 30, 2008: PEN Protests Censorship at Olympic Press Facilities
The International Olympic Committee has agreed to allow the Chinese government to censor the Internet... [More]
July 21, 2008: Chinese Writer Du Daobin Re-Arrested as Crackdown Continues
Chinese authorities have re-arrested writer, former political prisoner, and PEN member Du Daobin... [More]
July 10, 2008: PEN Goes to Court to Challenge New Surveillance Law
PEN, ACLU, Human Rights Watch, Amnesty International, and other human rights organizations file... [More]
IMPRISONED WRITER CASELIST
Tsering Woeser House arrest in China
Acclaimed Tibetan writer and poet whose critical writings on China's policy towards Tibet have led to severe restrictions on her ability to...
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Freelance reporter and blogger, civil rights, environmental and AIDS activist, arrested in Beijing for �inciting subversion of state power.� [Review the case]
Writer, former political prisoner, and PEN member; convicted in 2004 of "inciting subversion of state power" and handed a three-year sentence... [Review the case]
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