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•Sorokin's Goluboe Salo

•Houellebecq trial

•HENRY MILLER'S TROPIC OF CANCER

•lady chatterly's lover

•Student Newspaper Editors put on trial for politcal speech.

•Ralph Ginzburg, publisher, "Eros"

•The Computer Science and Development Law

•Censored 'NBC Meet The Press' in Australia during CHOGM.

•LIFE DRAWINGS STRIPPED FROM THE WYVERN THEATRE GALLERY IN SWINDON

•I'm yout friend...tell me your secrets. Je suis ton ami(e)...tu peux me dire tes secrets.

•Muntadas, 'TVE: Primer Intento'

•Aids: A Living Archive

•WAR, an exhibition by Alex Donis

•Amadou Diallo memorial mural by Hulbert Waldroup

•Photos by Linda Griffith

•Nude by Vincent Mazo

•“The Wonders of The Heavens and Flying” by Susan Narduli

•Prints and sculpture by Janette Hopper and Sharon Rupp

•Nudes by Sheila Albanese and Brandon Whipple

•Male nudes by Patricia Ridenour

•Drawings by Jonathan Allen

•Photographs by Jaime Carrera

•Michelangelo's David in Lake Alfred

•"Sophie’s Choice" by William Styron

•Painting of WTC tragedy by Paul D. Trice

•Images of Palestinian life from 1948 to 1998

•Male nudes by Sylvia Sleigh

•Michele Tuohey's Painting "Butterfly."

•The Google Adwords Happening

•Masters of Fine Arts Drama Student censored and defamed for theatrical theory and application thereof.

•Mexican Radio Stations Ban Some Music

•Controversial tiles at Eastlake park

•Self-portrait by Ryan D

•Paintings by Alberto Gomez

•"Chastity Belt" by Joy Crane

•"War & Peace / Jang Aur Aman", a film by Anand Patwardhan

•Italy gags 'porno' Virgin Mary sites

•TV and Film Censorship in Malaysia

•Nationalists close Ron Haviv exhibition in Kragujevac, Serbia

•Citibank websites by Andy Cox

•Boston Public Library Censorship

•"Tumbling Woman" at Rockefeller Center

•"Too Young To Die" by Park Jin-pyo

•T Shirt Censorship

•The Gay Guardian

•Art Students vs Baptist Church

•Photographs by Jill Friedman

•Photographs of Evan Johnson

•August Rodin in Utah

•"schutzloses (01)" (untprotected (01))

•Workplace Censorship

•Headman

•The Marshall Cavendish illustrated encyclopedia of family health : doctor's answers / [editors, Edward Horton, Felicity Smart ; Trevor Weston, chief editorial consultant]. 1984, c1983. M. Cavendish,

•Lady Chatterley's Lover

•Sullivan vs. New York Times

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•Filtering and banning websites in Northrhine Westphalia, Germany

•Cartoon in Afganistan Weekly

•Musician Jean Michel Jarre's censored in concert in Egypt

•24 hours

•ANGELS IN AMERICA

•One Hundred Years of Solitude

•China: Controls on the Internet

•Le démariage ou la démesure des petits vertueux

•"Just Another Creation Theory" and "Pregnant Man-Complete!"

•Claudio Painting

•"Tucuman arde" exhibition

•"The Bible"

•"The Talmud"

•The "Koran"

•Nuremberg Chronicle

•Savonarola's Writings

•Martin Luther, "Works", "Address to the German Nobility"

•"Porn'Im'Age'Ry" At University of Michigan

•High School Video, "Melancholianne"

•"Damned In The USA"

•Holt, Rinehart and Winston Health Textbook

•Roberto Plate in "Experiencias 68"

•"Kanal K"

•International Community Radio,Taiwan Radio Broadcasting

•Malaysian Government Censors Travel Writers

•Communist Review, Criticism of Vietnamese Government

•Singapore Government Bans Films in Low-income Housing Areas

•Indonesian tabloid "Monitor" Shut Down by Muslims

•Peace Begins at Home

•Nano Riantarno's,"Opera Kecoa" banned in Indonesia

•Pramoedya Ananta Toer's This Earth of Mankind Banned

•Indonesian Students Protest Corruption in Suharto Govt.

•Torture Circus

•Van Nghe(Literature and Art), Editor Nguyen Ngoc Removed

•Malaysian Rap Group Banned from Radio and Television

•Abelard, Pierre "Introductio ad Theologiam" & other works

•Index Librorum Prohibitorum

•Galilei Galileo, "Dialogo sopra i due Massimi Sistemi... "

•William Shakespeare is Bowdlerized

•Rene Descartes; "Les Meditations Methaphysiques"

•John Milton; Writings of

•Moliere; "Le Tartuffe ou l'Imposteur"

•Blaise Pascal; "Lettres a un Provincial", "Pensées"

•Baron Charles Louis Montesquieu; Works of

•John Cleland; "Memoirs of a Woman of Pleasure... "

•Jean-Jacques Rousseau; works of

•Diderot; "L'Encyclopedie"

•Kant; "Critique of Pure Reason" and other works

•Sade, "Justine or the Misfortunes of Virtue", "Juliette"

•Alexandria Museum of Art

•Balzac, Novels : "La Comedie Humaine," etc.

•"Blonde Venus" by Joseph von Sternberg

•Constitutional Problems Under Abraham Lincoln, Civil War

•"Lady Chatterly's Lover" in Chinese

•San Diego Elementary School Mural

•Yonsei University, Student Protests

•Republic of Korea's Criminal Code

•Council for Democratic Press Movement, Mal

•"Mainland China 1989", Chang Chao-tang, Hong Kong

•"No Trace of The Blonde"

•"Tongues Untied"

•"Seeing Red, White or Blue"

•"Oscar with Chicken"

•"Tunnel of Love"

•Grupo de Gago Banner

•Hugo, Marion Delorme

•Powers of Desire

•Rivera - Hotel Reforma

•Pon Juan-Francisco - exhibition

•Homage to Hans Haacke - Exhibition

•Hugo, Le Roi s'amuse

•Carpita, Le Rendez-vous des quais

•Autant-Lara, Le Diable au corps

•Garcia Lorca - Literature

•Victor Jara - Music

•Jorge Pena Hench- Music

•Bouzid, "Les Sabots en or"

•Manuel Manriquez - Music

•Micro-Watt Radio

•Taiwanese Government Lifts Ban on Oppositional Press

•Nevinson Painting

•Lorca Works

•Soviet Spring

•"Tell"- Nigerian Magazine

•"L'Observateur",Women in Politics

•Saburo Ienega's The New History of Japan

•"Le Messager's" Pius Njawe

•Alaa Hamid's "The Void in a Man's Mind"

•Alaa Hamid's "The Void in a Man's Mind"

•NEA Gay & Lesbian Film Festivals 1993

•Jack Mapanje's "Of Chameleons and Gods"

•Chirunga Newsletter, University of Malawi

•Persecution of Black Mauritanians

•Dr. Nguyen Dan Que, Hight Tide Humanist Movement

•Chicago Flag Exhibition

•NEA Four

•Ferrari sculptures

•Timerman writings

•Padilla poetry

•Padin Performances

•Holt Health, Garrettsville, OH

•Poetic Justice at Cineplex Odeon, LA

•Howard Stern, Radio Personality

•Panhandling in New York City

•"Son of Sam" Law

•Schindler's List in Philippines

•Caterpillar, Inc. Chanters

•Roseanne Kiss

•Freedom of the Press, Algeria

•Isadora Duncan, Dance Performance

•George Carlin on Pacifica Radio

•The Well of Loneliness

•Diego Rivera murals at Rockefeller Center

•Chaplinsky vs. New Hampshire, "Fighting Words"

•Roberto Rossellini's film The Miracle

•Vittorio De Sica's "The Bicycle Thief"

•Samuel Goldwyn's film "Dead End"

•J. Stuart Blackton's The Battle Cry of Peace, W.W.I

•Dr. Carl Muck conductor, Boston Symphony Orchestra

•SLAPPs (Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation)

•SLAPPs (Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation)

•John Peter Zenger, publisher

•Sullivan vs. New York Times Co.

•Mae West, "Klondike Annie"

•Margarita Paksa protest

•Vittorio De Sica's "The Bicycle Thief"

•Madonna's "Sex" Book

•The Neo-Futurists' Play

•Hussain, Mateen Haircut

•Constantinides, Kathy Installations

•Agencia de Viaje Time Capsule

•Evers, Hans "Identidem"

•Carnegie Mellon University Bans Sex from the Internet

•Posters prohibited in NYC

•Andy Cox, Citibank Parody

•Barbie Art

•Cissy Lacks, high school teacher

•Hulbert Waldroup, Diallo Mural

•'Darling, Our Baby is Handicapped.'

•Poor Lonesome Lisa, The Stupid Sad Slut

•Oscar Panizza, Das Liebeskonzil ("The Council of Love")

•Student art in Oklahoma - PIE

•Self Portrait of a Martyr by Lucong

•"Racial Tension" an Installation Censored

•"The Crossing" crossed out of the Alliance Francaise exhibition

•Kabbalah/Tarot Series: Archie Rand's dispute with the Brooklyn Union gas Co.

•Alleged Theft Silences Art Critical of U.S. Leaders

•Arrest for Trespass in Mall for store bought Peace T-Shirt

•Arrested for Posting Pictures of Iraqis in Public Space

•Picasso's Guernica Covered at United Nations

•"King of Jews for the King of Beers," Parody Art Defaced

•Rolling Stones Censored in China

•New Male Nudes

•Sex Lives of Superheroes

•Theatre Vignettes Informing Students on Health Issues Canceled in Clovis

•Parents of Arizona School Children Claim Images of Art Illuminaries Inappropriate for School Children

•Tchaikovsky's "Peter and the Wolf" Discriminatory to Wolves?

•Secrets; an AIDS Education Drama Protested for not Promoting Abstinence

•University Censors National Comic Strip

•University of Mobile Censors Painting

•Anchorage City Council Cuts, Then Restores, Art Funding

•"Nacken"

•Mural of Black Panther's History has Funding Withdraw

•Czech Publisher Convicted for Distributing Mein Kampf

•Frank Zappa, American composer and musician

•Insulting Turkish Identity;A Criminal Offense

•Journalist Interviewing Militants in Turkey Sentenced to 15 Years In Prison

•Actors Arrested in Turkey: They are alleged to have insulted the Army

•Banned Songs Played in Turkey Billions of Turkish Lire Levied in Fines

•Artists and the Russian Orthodox Church collide. The Result: Broken Art Beleaguered Constitution.

•Books Banned in TurkeyWriters and Publishers Imprisoned

•Diyarbakir National Education Directorate Cancels the Municipality City Theatre's Play.

•Folk Dancing Quashed, Organizers Threatened.

•Mumbai International Film Festival Censors Indian Citizens

•Artist Refuse to Pays Penance to Polish Govt. for her Religious Work Entitled "Passion"

•India Censors the Web

•Singer Blasphemes Bush's legs and then is Bounced from Borders.

•Ashcroft's Agenda: The War on Porn

•Literature Professor Suspended for Teaching James Joyce

•Suppression of Media in U.S. Occupied Iraq

•Exhibit Containing Male Nudes Covered for Fundraising Event

•California Gallery Asked to Remove Nude Male Image

•Los Angeles Community Mural Accused of Promoting Violence

•San Diego Police Threaten Gallery Owners with Arrest

•San Jose Mall Cancels Artists' Exhibit

•Local Authorities Object to San Francisco Bay Area Mural

•Artist's Work Considered Too Political for Exhibit

•Teacher Suspended for Assigning Controverial Film

•Oxford City Council Takes the C out of Colonization and puts it in Censorship

•Paintings Removed from Gallery at University of Auburn

•Women kissing Women, Too Hot for Huntsville Alabama

•Atlanta Chamber of Commerce Removes "Inappropriate" Exhibit

•Georgia's State Legislature Punishes Public Television

•Karen Finley Performance Violates Chicago Nude Dancing Law

•Work of Art Defaced at the University of Iowa

•Baton Rouge Recreation and Park Commission Closes Gallery

•Cambridge City Councilor Steals Penis from Exhibit

•Nevada County, CA Public Officials Remove Nudes

•Painting about Love is Removed from a New York Library

•Barney's Department Store removes Blasphemous Sculpture

•New York Visitor Center Objects to Nude Women

•University of Oregon Censors "Uncensored Celebration"

•Artist Stripped of Recognition in Pennsylvania Exhibit

•The Dixie Chicks get Criticized for "Un-American" Remark

•Bangladesh police confiscate copies of 'Newsweek'

•Belarusan Government Confiscates Electronics at Borders

•British College Removes Gay Magazine from Display

•Canada Places Ban on Hate Speech

•Nigeria Accused of Harassing Journalists

•Anti-Chavez Radio is Raided in Venezuela

•Indian Court Imprisons Nobel Prize-winning Author

•U.S. District Court Grants Vapo and Glow Sticks for Ravers

•Michael Meads Removes Works Fearing Controversy

•University of Alabama Locks Nude Sculpture in Closet

•California Community Theater Group Removes Painting

•Colorado Fire Chief Orders the Removal of Nude Drawings

•Military Recruiting Center Influences Sculpture's Removal

•Delaware High School Removes Award-winning Nude Drawing

•School Principal Orders Removal of WWII Exhibit

•University of Iowa Removes Paintings in Fine Arts Festival

•Massachusetts Gallery Owner Hides Piece for 3 Months

•Awareness of Alternative Lifestyles upheld in Massachusetts

•University of Iowa Removes Nude Image from Arts Festival

•Mistaken Case of Child Pornography Lands Mother in Prison

•Massachusetts Town Hall Employees Object to Nude Images

•Michigan Gallery Owner Finds Nudes "Degrading to Women"

•New Hampshire College Student's Photograpy Projects Removed

•Pat Buchanan's Campaign Staff Objects to Art Exhibit

•New Mexico State Fair Places Ban on Nudes

•Of Mice and Men

•PA Residents Accuse Mexican Artist of "America-bashing"

•Breast-feeding considered Pornography in Texas

•Smithsonian Exhibit Investigated for Political Advocacy

•New York State Bans Prison Inmates from Exhibiting Artwork

•"Bowling for Columbine" Banned by United Artists Theaters

•Abstract photographs of nudes removed from Oklahoma Art Center

•Community College in Alabama Removes Photo Exhibit

•11 year old Student Suspended for Work of Fiction

•GA H.S. Student Expelled for Fictional Diary Entry

•ACLU Reverses Removal of an Exhibit in North Carolina

•Ohio Gallery Removes Photos; Fears Violating Obscenity Laws

•Rhode Island Student's Drawings Removed from Display

•Banned South Korean film gets cheers from American viewers

•Pas de cours sur les pirates du réseau

•Texas gallery threatens removal of work containing nudes

•Anti-war Speech Silenced Across America

•Lawyers Want Zimbabwe Publishers Freed

•Fargo Church Prompts Removal of Clown Mural

•Insane Clown Posse merchandise removed after teen suicide

•China bans pop-song for opium reference

•Massachusetts students punished for racial views

•South Carolina museum removes Sherer's "New Male Nudes"

•Nude male image removed from Texas university's exhibit

•Mural replaced, tears shed

•Eminem is banned from performing in Daytona, Florida

•Pepsi questions use of Dixie Chick's endorsement

•Washington newsstand owners imprisoned on obscenity charges

•President Clinton denied peek at nude photo

•"Guitar" magazine banned from stores across the U.S.

•Washington Post won't publish "Boondocks" comic strip

•California public art gallery removes political work

•Jethro Tull banned from New Jersey radio station

•Rock group Kittie declawed in Texas

•Azerbaijan's parliament limits free speech

•portnoy`s complaint by philip roth copyright@1967 random house congress catalog number 69-16414

•"From Here to Eternity" altered from Jones's original novel

•Brazilian photojournalist murdered for controversial photos

•Using internet for political purposes in China is illegal

•Deepa Mehta's film, Fire, causes violence in India

•Iranian journalist punished for political cartoon

•Radio station ransacked by local government official in Peru

•Chinese sex columnist's book banned

•Chinese student arrested for dissident opinions

•Belarusan director censored and assaulted for critical film

•Egyptian police sieze "blasphemous" books from publisher

•Israel's Ministry of Defense censors international art show

•Secret Service silences anti-Bush protester

•Chinese law bans internet porn and dissensious material

•Indonesian government bans 13 books

•Jordanian playwright arrested for critical article

•Men arrested in Mauritania for controversial documentary

•Romanian government forbids all languages except Romanian

•Turkish justice ministry bans award-winning film

•South African artist's song banned for sexual reference

•English court refuses to return marijuana grower's guide

•Vietnamese government destroys "poisonous cultural goods"

•Pablo Neruda poem brings charges of terrorist propaganda

•Anti-Bush drawing called hate speech by CA exhibit donor

•Australian Parliament removes photos of human rights abuses

•Australian Education Ministry bans two plays

•Chinese officials remove magazine for critical book review

•South Carolina production offends southern palate.

•Boston Public Library Reorganization Plan

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•Los Angeles photographer's home raided by police

•State Department removes controversial telegraph from text

•Withdrawal of “Asperges Me” by Thierry de Gortier from the International Art Exhibition in Greece

•Russian museum directors close religious exhibit

•Passages: Ceramic Heads and Figures by Louise Radochonski

•Thai editor loses job after criticizing prime minister

•Middle schooler suspended for issue of Sports Illustrated

•Israeli ambassador vandalizes Swedish museum exhibit

•Turkish political party threatens movie theaters

•Indonesia bans book, "New Era, New Leader."

•Indonesia imprisons students for critical pamphleteering

•Israeli court upholds, "free expression has its limits."

•"Salo-120 Days of Sodom" siezed by New Zealand customs

•"Sarah Balabagan Story" banned in the Philippines

•Indian artist, Maqbool Fida Hussain investigated by police

•Clear Channel cancels Howard Stern show

•Oregon school suspends 12 year-old who likes rock music

•South African writer, Madeleine Van Biljon, loses award

•Itimar Ben Gvir, Israeli artist arrested for political photo

•Maxime Rodinson's Muhammad removed from American U. in Cairo

•Academy of Art University in San Francisco, student expelled

•Italy, school bans Muslim head scarves

•Germany, police arrest neo-Nazi music file sharers

•Jessica Lawless, San Diego University

•In Iraq, CPA, L. Paul Bremmer III, close newspaper, Al Hawza

•New York, Noah Lamy's DUMPBUSH license plate

•Canada, Little Sister's Book and Art Emporium v. Canada

•Texas, adult comic books violate obscenity laws

•South Korea, new internet electoral laws

•Danny Yung, Hong Kong artist, censored by German officials

•Poland, language purity laws

•Turkey, teachers arrested for writing in Kurdish

•Turkey, books about Kurdish leader banned and confiscated

•England, Betsy Schneider, images of daughter nude

•Peter Abelard, French philosopher and theologian

•Chinua Achebe, Nigerian writer and journalist

•Herbert Achternbusch, Das Gespenst, Germany and Austria

•Jose de Acosta, Spanish missionary in South America

•Ai Qing, Chinese poet

•Thomas Aikenhead, Scottish priest and freethinker

•Anna Akhmatova, Russian poet

•Al Mustaqilla, Iraqi newspaper opposed to foreign occupation

•Al Arabiya and Al Jazeera, banned in Iraq

•Jean-Paul Alata, Prison d'Afrique banned in France, 1977

•Henri Alleg, French critic of Algerian occupation

•Jorge Amado, Brazilian Communist writer

•Amos 'n' Andy, NAACP pressures CBS to cancel program

•"Anaphase," a performance by Israel'sBatsheva Dance Company

•China allows Cheney on TV, but censors him afterwards

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