‘I do not know if I will be able to show this work in France at all, because I don't know who is going to dare to do that.’

A history museum in Nantes, France, decided to postpone an exhibition about Mongol emperor Gengis Khan to 2024 due to Chinese “censorial interference”.

Teacher Samuel Paty was killed by an 18-year old, after showing his students a cartoon of the Prophet Muhammad during a free speech class.

Charges of “offending religious beliefs” are being brought against three human rights defenders in Poland for exercising their right to freedom of expression.

The comic exhibition "Imali su oko sebe taj neki sjaj" created by the underground cartoon group Momci was vandalised in the group of 15 men.

On 22 October, Freemuse addressed the letter to Serbian authorities on the attack on art exhibition "Imali su oko sebe taj neki sjaj".

Maksim Shved, a documentary director, was arrested in Belarus while filming his new project during riots against President Lukashenko's re-election.

On 7 October, Freemuse addressed the letter to Belarus authorities and international policy interlocutors on prosecution and detention of artists.

Turkish poet Ahmet Telli is charged for insulting President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan in a post from an allegedly fake Facebook account.

The Ministry of Culture in Greece forced Belgian photographer Patrick De Smet to delete photographs that he had taken in archaeological sites.