When Sergei Magnitsky was faced with this Faustian bargain, the moral pain of bearing false witness was greater than the physical pain that they put him under

 

Bill Browder, Head of Global Magnitsky Justice campaign, and Author of Red Notice

Listen to the moving account of how Magnitsky's death led to the Magnitsky Act

 

 

Our first ever series of free, online debates, hosted by Joshua Rozenberg and Denis Galligan – open to all and accessible from your own home.

 

 

Catch-Up Now

 

 

Constraints on speech should not be imposed on the basis of opaque agreements between platforms and politicians — they should be subject to legislative debate.

 

Damian Tambini, Distinguished Policy Fellow in Media and Communications, LSE

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This new development raises serious questions about the future of the Internet: Is an open Internet still a goal pursued by the Western democracies? 

 

Jufang Wang, former Vice Director of News, CRI Online (China's international broadcaster)

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