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Over the last two decades CRNI has heard from many hundreds of cartoonists experiencing limits upon their freedom of expression. CRNI works to defend cartoonists against threats and abuses ranging from censorship, fines & penalties, law suits, physical intimidation (including to family members), assault, imprisonment and disappearance to execution.
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Eaten fish is very interesting
Where is “Eaten Fish” now?
Eaten Fish remains in the custody of Australian authorities in the detention camp on Manus Island, PNG.
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