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What do Iran, Iraq and the People's Republic of North Korea have in common? Not a lot, argue the contributors to the current issue of Index on Censorship. Plus frontline reports from the war of words surrounding humanitarian aid. With new writing by Faleh Jabar, Mohammed Khodayr, Nilou Mobasser, Tadashi Tamaki, John Lloyd, Caroline Moorehead, Aryeh Neier, David Rieff, Mark Thompson and Alex de Waal. Plus a play from Argentina's Theatre of Identity translated by Andrew Graham-Yooll and the regular cartoon from Martin Rowson.

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