The European cultural community call on the Member States and the European Commission to secure a future for culture and cultural life in Europe. 

Civil society organizations are calling on the Rwandan authorities to allow an independent and effective investigation into the death in custody of singer Kizito Mihigo.

    Dear Prosecutor General, We are writing to express our concern and request your action regarding the unfounded criminal prosecution of Yulia Tsvetkova, women’s and LGBT rights activist, theater worker and artist from Komsomolsk-on-Amur. She is facing from two to six years in prison on “pornography” charges for sharing …

  Freemuse will participate in an 8-hours marathon organised by Pen Catala on 5 March 2021, starting at 9 AM CET.  You can watch the event here: Dr Srirak Plipat, Freemuse Executive Director, will participate in the event amongst activists and personalities from the cultural field to request the liberation …

Freemuse will launch its premier report "The State of Artistic Freedom 2021" during the online session of Re:Writing the Future Festival.  

The 2021 MFD theme is Imagine A Pandemic Without Art and is aimed to raise awareness of the challenges faced by artists and performers during the COVID-19 pandemic but also to not let us take art for granted.

Join the UN Human Rights Office (OHCHR) and Freemuse for a peer-to-peer webinar on Human Rights, Art and Protest: Voice and Expression in U.S. Minority Communities in the Time of the Pandemic.

In preparation of the Universal Periodic Review (UPR) of Bangladesh in 2023, Freemuse, Drik, and PEN International have submitted a mid-term report.

The European Commission and stakeholders have published  a study on the working conditions of artists and cultural and creative professionals in European Union Member States. 

On 10 December 2020, Freemuse launches premier report on LGBTI artistic expression co-organised by the City of Krakow.