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PEN America President Resigns After Report on Isolation of Israeli and Jewish Writers

The departure forces literary institutions to choose how to balance defending individual speech with opposing institutional boycotts.

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Hong Kong Court Convicts Jimmy Lai of Foreign Collusion, Sedition

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