FileRoom.org - Location-'Middle East and Caucasus'

Retrieved 135 cases for location 'Middle East and Caucasus'

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•The "Koran"

•Oussama, "Etoiles du jour"

•Malas, "La Nuit"

•Schindler's List in Jordan

•Saudi Arabian Satellite Dish Ban

•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

•Books Banned in TurkeyWriters and Publishers Imprisoned

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

•Folk Dancing Quashed, Organizers Threatened.

•Suppression of Media in U.S. Occupied Iraq

•Belarusan Government Confiscates Electronics at Borders

•Iranian journalist punished for political cartoon

•Belarusan director censored and assaulted for critical film

•Egyptian police sieze "blasphemous" books from publisher

•Israel's Ministry of Defense censors international art show

•Jordanian playwright arrested for critical article

•Turkish justice ministry bans award-winning film

•Pablo Neruda poem brings charges of terrorist propaganda

•Turkish political party threatens movie theaters

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

•Itimar Ben Gvir, Israeli artist arrested for political photo

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

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

•Turkey, teachers arrested for writing in Kurdish

•Turkey, books about Kurdish leader banned and confiscated

•Al Mustaqilla, Iraqi newspaper opposed to foreign occupation

•Al Arabiya and Al Jazeera, banned in Iraq

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

•Lithuania, Ausra and Varpas

•'Abd Al-Wahhab Al-Bayati, Iraqi poet

•Belarus, Radio 101.2 FM

•Nicky Nodjoumi

•Arab Authors Push the Limits of Social and Political Freedom

•Elif Shafak and other writers face charges for “Insulting Turkishness”

•Internet censorship in Qatar

•Iranian painter cannot publicly exhibit her work

•Lebanese television station banned by the U.S. government

•Artist censored by the Iranian government for nudity

•Qatar censors websites

•Egyptian writer, human rights defender and columist Farag Foda shot dead by militants from a fundamentalist group

•Saudi Arabian poet Sadiq Melallah beheaded

•Algerian writer Tahar Djaout murdered by the Armed Islamic Group

•Youssef Sebti, Algerian sociologist, writer and poet assassinated by Islamist activists

•Algerian playwright Abdelkader Alloula killed by Islamic extremists

•Iranian cartoonist Manouchehr Karimzadeh in prison for illustration

•Bangladeshi author and doctor Taslima Nasreen threatened by Islamic fundamentalists

•Naguib Mahfouz, winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature, the victim of an attempted assassination by Islamic extremists

•Scholar, historian, and author Saiidi Sirjani murdered in Iranian prison

•Indian poet Muhammad Alvi excommunicated

•Al-Azhar University compiles a list of 196 books to be banned on moral and religious grounds

•Kowetiennes writer, Laila al-Othman, convicted of using indecent language and defamatory expressions in novel.

•Kowetiennes scholar and writer, Alia Shuaib, convicted of publishing opinions that ridicule religion blasphemy in a book she published in 1993, "Spiders Bemoan a Wound"

•Writer Haydar Haydar declared an apostate and sentenced to death by Islamists in Egypt for his book "A Banquet for Seaweed"

•In Egypt, writer, Salaheddin Mohsen is sentenced to three years in prison for atheism and blasphemy against Islam

•In Egypt, preacher, Manal Manea is sentenced to three years in prison for atheism and blasphemy against Islam

•Feminist Book banned in Egypt for "offending religion"

•U.S. Soldiers Denied Access to Certain Internet Cites

•Akram Haniyya

•Sadegh Hedayat's novel, The Blind Owl

•Hanoch Levin's "The Patriot"

•Two Kurdish journalists sentenced to death in Iran

•Edward Said

•Rabih Mroue's performance piece banned

•Rancho Shock

•The Three Graces by Cranach

•David Zwirner talking about censored Marlène Dumas's paintings at Abu Dhabi art fair

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