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International Women’s Day: Fighting for women's rights and freedom of expression
Welcome to Piteå and ICORN, Yusuf Suleiman
Ersan Pekin is in ICORN residency in Krakow
Malmö welcomes writer, journalist, and women’s rights activist Hêlan Çiya as ICORN resident
Sharing perspectives on free expression and democracy at Folk och Kultur
Preserving Uyghur language and culture: Abduweli Ayup wins the Excellence in Community Linguistics Award
Creative Transformation as a Healing Process: From Literature to Abstract Art
Welcome to ICORN, Porsgrunn!
Painter and illustrator Sanaz Hakimi is Örebro’s new ICORN resident
ADL a Zavidovici awarded the 2023 Mayor Paweł Adamowicz Award
Untold Journeys: Mahsa Malekmarzban Documents the Stories of Immigrant Women in Linköping
‘Human rights and freedom for all’: Celebrating Narges Mohammadi’s Nobel Peace Prize
10 years of ICORN membership: Jönköping County celebrates its commitment to freedom of expression
Bratislava welcomes writer, editor, and graphic designer Farhad Babaei as its first ICORN resident
‘We Are Each Other’s Remedy’: Aslı Ceren Aslan’s literary debut shines light on systemic injustice in Turkey
Reflections from The Garden Sessions and The Safe Havens Conference 2023
Journalist, writer, and translator Omer Abib is in ICORN residency in Östersund
Stockholm ICORN City of Refuge welcomes poet and writer Raafat Hekmat
Wesam Almadani: ‘If the deaths of 1873 children do not mobilise the world- will my words?’
Writer, translator, and activist Meryem Sultan takes up the ICORN residency in Lillehammer
Narges Mohammadi’s Nobel Peace Prize means that ‘the world has heard the voices of Iranian women’ says Moloud Hajizadeh
Taking a Stand for Freedom of Expression at the 2023 Gothenburg Book Fair
Mahdieh Golroo’s ‘Forbidden Letters’: Bravery and Weakness in the Fight for Women’s Rights
Documentary filmmaker Clay Pham takes up ICORN residency in Sweden
Nathalie Goethals on her work as ICORN coordinator: You learn to see your own environment, your city, your own organisation, through different eyes each time’.
Bergen celebrates 15 years as an ICORN City of Refuge
Artists Defying Repression in Iran – Arya Aramnejad in Interview with BBC Persian
Radio journalist, writer, and activist Wahab Michael Sbhatu is the ICORN resident in Kristiansand
Biskops Arnö Writing Workshop 2023: ’Great people, enlightening information, and wonderful nature’
Writer, journalist, and voice actor Saiful Baten Tito takes up ICORN residency in Gothenburg
Uplifting, raw, and angry: Ramy Essam’s new album 'Metgharabiin' is out
Jonas Kongstad Østergård: As ICORN coordinator, you must be open to new opportunities…Lots of trial and error!
Welcome to ICORN, Warsaw
Literary translator and writer Mamon Zaidy takes up the ICORN residency in Uppsala
European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights Report: Protecting Human Rights Defenders at Risk
'Resistance rising from the ashes’: Confess on European Tour and ‘Metal Theatre: Aftermath’
Olga Bubich: ICORN resident in Berlin City of Refuge
‘Hope Away from Home’ in Vilnius on World Refugee Day 2023
Pedro X. Molina wins the 2023 Václav Havel International Prize for Creative Dissent
ICORN voices at the World Expression Forum and the Young Experts Seminar
The Council of the European Union acknowledges the crucial role and protection needs of artists at risk
Chris Gribble: ‘The depth of commitment of individuals, organisations, and cities to making a difference, to making the world better, never dims’
ICORN is hiring
A week of understanding Iraq in Stavanger
Aaiún Nin is the first recipient of the Grimsrud Scholarship
Azhar Al-Rubaie is in ICORN residency in Malmö
‘Freedom of expression as a driver for all other human rights’ on World Press Freedom Day 2023
Khalid Albaih: ‘In this dark moment of fear and despair, these people give me hope that Sudan can and will have a better, brighter future.’
ICORN at the 9th World Summit on Arts & Culture!
How to Be a Border and How to Cross It: What Art and Literature Know about Democracy
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