Waiting for Iran: Censorship is not always Visible

COLUMBIA JOURNALISM REVIEW

BY JOEL SIMON

In the aftermath of the horrific murders of Charlie Hebdo staff in Paris, one might think attacks on journalists tend to be dramatic, galvanizing events in which the fault lines are sharply drawn. But the voice of a free press is most often muffled in far less visible ways; through pressure, intimidation, imprisonment, and exile. 

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