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Now playing Next no comment Banned books from all over the world displayed in Tallinn museum The Banned Books Museum offers an insight into the history of literary censorship through a hundred works that have been or continue to be banned in countries including China, Russia and Estonia. 14/03/2023
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Now playing Next Turkey Turkish opposition leader charged for alleged 'disinformation' Kemal Kilicdaroglu faces up to three years in prison if convicted under the controversial new law. 04/11/2022
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Now playing Next Culture news Why are these Middle East countries censoring Netflix? A statement from the Gulf Cooperation Council didn't go into specifics but there are some clues as to why they're upset. 08/09/2022
