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PUBLICATIONS TEN YEARS WITH FREEMUSE INTRODUCTION Human rights for musicians — The Freemuse story Ten years of Freemuse — A view from the chair PART I IMPRESSIONS & DESCRIPTIONS Deeyah  — Norway / Pakistan Marcel Khalife  — Lebanon Roger Lucey  — South Africa Ferhat Tunç  — Turkey Farhad Darya  — Afghanistan Gorki Aguila  — Cuba Mahsa Vahdat  — Iran Stephan Said  — USA / Iraq Salman Ahmad  — Pakistan Click to open the whole booklet (100 pages) in PDF format Right-click to download PART II INTERACTIONS & REACTIONS Introducing Freemuse • Krister Malm The organisation that was missing • Morten Kjærum & Klaus Slavensky Exploring South Africa’s censored music • Michael Drewett Talking music and censorship in the Arab world • Layla Al-Zubaidi Watching the ground • Lingson Adam Spreading the news • Simon Broughton Researching “Can you stop the birds singing?” • John Baily Folk singer Ferhat Tunç acquitted in Izmir • Jens-Peter Bonde Freedom of expression — How free is free? • Bente Erichsen A festival against censorship • Jose Angel Serrano Fernandez Freemuse inspires research and teaching • Annemette Kirkegaard Censor meets censored: Freemuse in Harare • Maxwell Sibanda APPENDICES I   Media coverage and website II   Ten years of Freemuse activities — A list of main events III   Funding IV   The Freemuse Executive Committee The anniversary booklet ‘Human Rights for Musicians: Ten Years with Freemuse’ was published by Freemuse — The World Forum on Music and Censorship — in January 2009. It was edited by Krister Malm . SBN 978-87-988163-2-4 . Layout by Kristina Funkeson. Photos courtesy of Anna Schori, Ole Reitov,, Andy Rice, Marie Korpe and Mik Aidt, as well as artist press photos. Proofreading by Julian Isherwood. Supervision of production by Marie Korpe. All rights reserved