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Guest Writers at Hay Festival

Decades of silence, self-cencorship and repression have been confronted by an explosion of social demands and movements for change by the people for the people strectching from Tunisia across the Middle East. What kind of reforms are needed to satisfy the dreams and demands of the people? Join Shenaz Kedar in a panel discussion with exiled ICORN writers Mansur Rajih (Yemen), Pegah Ahmadi (Iran) and Basim Mardan (Iraq) for a discussion on these issues and their hopes for the future.

The event is Writers' Centre Norwich and Shahrazad event orginaised as part of the Norwich City of Refuge scheme and supported the the EU Culture programme. 

Date

Wednesday, May 25, 2011 - 22:15

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Sunday 5 June ICORN Guest Writers Mansur Rajih (Yemen), Pegah Ahmadi (Iran) and Basim Mardan (Iraq) will be performing at the Hay Festival in Wales. The exiled writers will discuss their work and the upheavals in the Middle East with Shenaz Kedar, director of the Writers' Centre Norwich Shahrazad project.

ICORN City

Stavanger

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ICORN at the Global Forum on Freedom of Expression in Oslo

On Wednesday  June 3rd, Shahrazad - Stories for Life and Kapittel - the Stavanger International Festival of Literature and Freedom of Expression, co-hosts a literary encounter between several ICORN writers and Norwegian writers at the House of Literature. All the writers participating in "Exile on Wergeland St. - Literary Encounters from Cuba to Kolbotn" are in some way interested in the subject of exile.

Finally, several of the Norwegian Cities of Refuge will participate in a Marketplace of Ideas at Universitetsplassen on Saturday June 6th.

 

Date

Wednesday, June 3, 2009 - 20:00 to 21:45

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ICORN will participate at the WiPC annual meeting as observers. The WiPC offers invaluable support to ICORN when it comes to evaluating applications from potential ICORN Guest Writers, and this annual meeting will undoubtedly be an important arena for discussing questions of freedom of expression and support to exiles.

ICORN City

Oslo

Freemuse Celebrates Music Freedom Day 2010

Mumbai, Kabul, Cairo, Amman, Gdansk, The Hague and New York are some of the cities organising Music Freedom Day this year - a day that will also see the release of the Freemuse CD ‘Listen To The Banned' and a hand-over of the petition for the release of imprisoned singer Lapiro de Mbanga to the Embassy of Cameroon in Paris.

In collaboration with Mondomix and Vigier Guitars, Freemuse will visit the Embassy of Cameroon in the French capital to hand over more than three thousands protests from all corners of the world.

Date

Wednesday, March 3, 2010 - 22:00

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On March 3, ICORN co-operative partner Freemuse celebrates Music Freedom Day. Over four years, this annual occasion has grown into a truly global event which inspires increasing numbers of musicians and concert organisers to join, and informs millions of radio listeners about issues of freedom of expression for musicians.

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Chenjerai Hove launches new book at Miami Book Fair International

The title of Hove's new book is Homeless Sweet Home: A Memoir of Miami and consists of essays, poems, and plays written during his stay as ICORN guest writer in his host city. The city of Miami became the first US ICORN member city in January 2010 and the ICORN programme is run by the Florida Center for Literary Arts at Miami Dade College.

Chenjerai Hove is a Zimbabwean author, poet, essayist, playwright, and human rights activist. A vocal critic of the regime of Robert Mugabe, Hove was forced to flee Zimbabwe in 2001 and has lived in exile ever since.

He is the author of several noteworthy and prize-winning works of fiction, poetry, and essays including the novels Shadows and Bones, which won the Zimbabwe Literary Award and the Noma Award for Publishing in Africa.

In January 2010, Hove was invited by the Center for Literature and Theater at Miami Dade College to participate in the Miami: City of Refuge writer-in-residence project, part of an international network offering displaced writers a place to live and work in freedom. Homeless Sweet Home: A Memoir of Miami (B&B Press) is a compilation of Hove's essays, poems, and plays written over the course of his nearly two years living and writing in Miami.

Date

Friday, November 11, 2011 - 21:00

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Miami guest writer Chenjerai Hove will be presenting a new book during the Miami Book Fair International on an event titled 'Contemporary Africa in Fiction.' The event will take place on Saturday 19 November at 3:30 pm and Mr. Hove will perform together with prominent writers Aminatta Forna and Helen Habila.

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ICORN member region Tuscany gathers 8-9000 teens for freedom of expression

December 9th is a very different school day in Tuscany. Trains and buses are bringing youngsters from the entire region into Florence for a whole day's Nelson Mandela Forum. The forum is an annual event organized by the Region of Tuscany and Oxfam Italy, this the 14th forum has "Freedom of expression" as its main theme.

ICORN member region Tuscany

Having had the status as Region of Refuge since the nineties, Tuscany has emphasized its ICORN membership when preparing for the big forum. Hence, among officials, artists, musicians and film makers, the ICORN writers Mansur Rajih (Yemen/Stavanger) and Philo Ikonya (Kenya/Oslo) are invited to perform for the crowd of young Tuscans.

ICORN chapter in official "Freedom of Idea" book

ICORN has also been involved with inputs to a 300 pages "Freedom of Ideas" book all Mandela Forum participants are offered to read preparing for the big event. Former Norwegian PEN president and city of refuge pioneer Kjell Olaf Jensen presents the text "How Norway became a country of safe havens for persecuted writers" with a foreword by Norwegian Minister of Foreign Affairs Jonas Gahr Støre.

Date

Thursday, December 9, 2010 - 20:45

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Thursday December 9th is the day of the annual Mandela Forum in Florence. This years theme is "Freedom of Ideas" and being an ICORN member region Tuscany has emphasized this when preparing the event that includes 8-9 000 youths.

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Just a tiny piece of Freedom: ICORN event & workshop in New York City

he event will present the US premiere of Marion Stalens's film documentary Silence or Exile; while distinguished writers Anna Funder and Yu Jie will speak related to the evening's theme.

On Tuesday 23 October, there will be a workshop titled "Safe havens in the Americas: Past experiences, present status, future prospects" involving representatives from cities of refuge in Canada, the US and Mexico, and organisations like PEN International, Freedimensional and Scholars at Risk.

Anna Funder explores the destinies of persecuted German writers and intellectuals before and through World War II 'in her Miles Franklin Award winning novel All that I am. Using her novel as a backdrop, she asks how we can mobilize solidarity and hospitality for persecuted writers of today.

Yu Jie is the recipient of the 2012 Civil Courage Prize. He is known as one of China’s most prominent essayists and critics. Following severe harassment and persecution he fled to the US with his family in January 2012. From his new point of exile, he sees “his lifelong goal as achieving democracy and freedom in China.”

US premiere of Marion Stalens’ film documentary “Silence or Exile

Silence or Exile, a documentary film by Marion Stalens takes an intimate look at the lives of five exiled writers who, in their pursuit for freedom of speech, have been forced to escape their home countries and build a life from scratch in their new host cities. Through these writers, the film tells a story of a violent, absurd and unjust world. Many of them have strong ties to ICORN, Philo Ikonya (Kenya) and Mana Neyestani (Iran) are current guest writers in Oslo and Paris respectively. The other writers include Horacio Castellanos-Moya (El Salvador/Iowa City), Svetlana Alexievitch (Belarus/Berlin), and Ma Jian (China/London).

The basic intention with the workshop is to map past experiences, update current status and explore future visions for working together to protect and promote persecuted writers and their work in the Americas. Acknowledging that working with cities and municipalities differs a lot between Europe and the Americas, one vital issue to discuss is to what extent a city based shelter initiative like ICORN is viable and sustainable also outside Europe.
 

 

Date

Monday, October 22, 2012 - 20:45

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Together with PEN American Center and Scandinavia House, ICORN and the EU Culture 2007 project Shahrazad - stories for life, organises a public event on Monday 22 October at 7pm in the Scandinavia House in New York.

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ICORN Network meeting in Brussels March 2011

During the ICORN meeting the participant will be able to attend several interesting and inspiring sessions. The meeting will take place at the major KVS theatre, together with PEN International's Writers in Prison Committee (WiPC) and Halma, a network of 26 literary centres in Europe. Additional to the separate ICORN sessions, we are cooperating with WiPC and Halma on workshops and common opening event, to make the programme even more exciting and fruitful.

In addition to an exciting programme the meeting will coincide with The Passa Porta International Literature Festival (festival theme: “On the move”) and our guests will therefor have the opportunity to attend festival events.

Do you wish to attend the Network meeting and need more information? Do you have any questions regarding the meeting? Please contact ICORN. 
Please note that we need your registration by 19 January 2011.

PROGRAMME (provisional)

Thursday 24 March
19.00 ICORN Welcome dinner
21.00 Forbidden books Passa Porta festival public event

Friday 25 March

09.30 Official opening event. Halma, WiPC and ICORN.
11.00 Session 1: ICORN and Europe
Convening in the Capital of Europe, we are inviting partners like ECRE and representatives from European Parliament and the European Commission to discuss vital issues like access, immigration, emergency visa etc, and explore potentials for future support and cooperation.
13.00 Lunch
14.30 Session 2: Participation and Promotion
This will be a session dedicated to exchange of ideas and experiences between the ICORN member cities. How are the cities working with their writers, what works, what doesn’t? How are member cities cooperating, what kind of projects are in planning, which should be invented? 
17.30 Reception in the Town Hall by invitation of the Lord Mayor of Brussels (w/ WiPC and Halma)
20.00 Letters to Europe Major Passa Porta festival event at Theatre de La Monnaie.

Saturday 26 March

09:30 Session 3: Protection, future challenges and expectations
How do we receive a persecuted writer? How should the ICORN member cities be prepared for the challenges and possibilities the arrival of an ICORN guest writer is representing? How can the writers be successfully integrated in their host city, and how do writers, member cities and the organisation deal with what happens after the ICORN placement period is over?
12:00 Lunch
13:30 Workshop session
Together with Halma and WiPC we are presenting five intensive and workshops for our guests to choose among: "Visa and migration", “Translation and publication”, “Mobility and creativity”, “Working with the EU”, and “Freedom of Expression”
16:00 Plenary session, summing up, looking forward
18:30 Dinner
20:00 Major Passa Porta Festival event at the Bozar theatre.

Date

Saturday, December 25, 2010 - 20:30 to Saturday, December 27, 2014 - 20:30

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ICORN is getting ready for 2011s major event; ICORNs Network meeting 24-27 March. Member city Brussels and Passa Porta House of Literature will be our official hosts.

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Brussels

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ICORN Guest Writers Celebrate World Poetry Day

The following day, Rahman and ICORN Guest Writer Zurab Rtveliashvili (Georgia) join a large group of colleagues to celebrate poetry and the free word in Stockholm. This event is co-organised byShahrazad - stories for life .

World Poetry Day is on 21 March, and was declared by UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization) in 1999. The purpose of the day is to promote the reading, writing, publishing and teaching of poetry throughout the world and, as the UNESCO session declaring the day says, to "give fresh recognition and impetus to national, regional and international poetry movements."

Date

Sunday, March 21, 2010 - 20:15

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World Poetry Day is coming up this Sunday, and is celebrated one day early in Uppsala, as ICORN Guest Writer Anisur Rahman (Bangladesh) and former Guest Writer Faraj Bayrakdar (Syria) take part in an event dedicated to words, and to encounters between poets and audiences of all ages and backgrounds.

ICORN City

Uppsala

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Guest Writer Chenjerai Hove kicks off Banned Books Week in Miami

BBW begins Sept. 25, but this event will take place on Sept. 15, 8 pm, at the Gables Store, and will also feature the unveiling of the store's display of censored books.

BBW is an annual event celebrating the freedom to read and the importance of the First Amendment. Held during the last week of September, Banned Books Week highlights the benefits of free and open access to information while drawing attention to the harms of censorship by spotlighting actual or attempted bannings of books across the United States.

Date

Wednesday, September 15, 2010 - 20:00

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Miami's ICORN Guest Writer Chenjerai Hove gets Books&Books off to an early start on Banned Books Week (BBW ) with a reading from his book of poetry Blind Moon, and a talk on his plight as a censored writer in Zimbabwe.

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ICORN and Shahrazad at the Fabula 2012 Festival, Ljubljana

The Shahrazad - stories for life project is coorganising the eventwith the festival. Manal al-Sheikh and Mansur Rajih will join the two Moroccan ICORN guest writers hosted in Ljubljana City of Refuge, Zineb El Rhazoei and Ali Amar on the stage, under the title: "The International Cities of Refuge Network - ICORN: Writers, heralds of change?"

Ljubljana has been an ICORN member city since 2011 and Shahrazad - stories for life project manager Olaug Øygarden and ICORN Director Helge Lunde are joining the ICORN writer's visit to Ljubljana. Among other events, activities will include a reception hosted by Vice Mayor Mr. Ales Cerin and a meal offered by Director of the Cultural Department of the City of Ljbuljana Mr. Uros Grilc.

Date

Saturday, February 25, 2012 - 20:00

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On Tuesday 28 Feburary, the ICORN writers Manal al-Sheikh (Iraq/Stavanger) and Mansur Rajih (Yemen/Stavanger) are invited to take part in an event at the Fabula 2012 Festival in Ljubljana.

ICORN City

Ljubljana

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Anisur Rahman leading a series of workshops at Uppsala City Library

Ola Larsmo, who delivered ICORN's lecture at the Kapittel Festival for Literature and Freedom of Speech in September, will participate in the first event.  The 27 October workshop also will present the anthology that developed out of the Spring workshops, called Språkets Hus, or 'The Language's House.'

Språkets Hus features writing from 62 authors in the Uppsala region. Directly following the final workshop on 1 December the Winter Literary Festival will take place. For more information, visit www.uppsala.se/bibliotek.

Date

Thursday, October 27, 2011 (All day)

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Anisur Rahman, ICORN's former guest writer in Uppsala, Sweden, will host six workshop sessions from 27 October-1 December. Each event will feature a different guest speaker and admission is free of charge.

ICORN City

Uppsala

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ICORN guest writers performing at Pittsburgh Jazz & Poetry Concert

ICORN writers Chenjerai Hove and Mansur Rajih contribute with videotaped performances. The event is hosted by City of Asylum/Pittsburgh, who have also recently launched the online magazine Sampsonia Way.

The event will be broadcasted live online:
http://www.ustream.tv/channel/city-of-asylum

Date

Saturday, September 12, 2009 - 19:00

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On September 12, on Sampsonia Way, poets Khet Mar (Burma) and Irakli Kakabadze (Georgia) meet poets from Croatia, India and Iraq in an event also featuring jazz musician Geri Allen and Trio 3 (Andrew Cyrille, Oliver Lake and Reggie Workman).

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Freedom of expression event in Fredriksberg

The event will include performances by ICORN writers Seedy Bojang, Noufel Bouzeboudja and Tendai Tagarira in addition to a number of other artists.

Fredriksberg City of Refuge celebrates their ICORN guest writer Seedy Bojang by inviting to a large event on freedom of expression. Friby, frihed og Fredriksberg will take place at the Betty Nanse Theatre in Fredriksberg Allé 57 June 21st at 8 pm. In addition to the three ICORN guest writers Seedy Bojang, Noufel Bouzeboudja and Tendai Tagarira the evening will include performance, readings, music, dance and debate. The event is free of charge and open for all.

Date

Friday, February 25, 2011 - 11:15

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Tuesday June 21st Fredriksberg City of Refuge invites to a large event entitled Friby, Frihed og Fredriksberg (City of Refuge, Freedom and Fredriksberg) at the Betty Nansen Theatre.

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ICORN GENERAL ASSEMBLY 2014

The assembly will start with a reception hosted by the Mayor in the Ljubljana Castle on Wednesday 21 May, and a rich and exciting programme continues through to Saturday 24 May. Draft programme.

We kindly ask you to register online before 25 March 2014.

The only people able to view the participants’ registration online is ICORN and the software provider. If you have any hesitations about registering (one of) your guest writer(s) online, you can write to ch@icorn.org for a registration form in word.

Registration fee

Registration fee: € 370 (includes meals, hotel accommodation, events etc. for 21-24 May)
Registration fee ICORN Guest Writers: € 300
Accompanying person (spouse, partner etc.): € 300
Extra night at the hotel: € 100

Please note, that registrations later than 25 March will include an extra fee for the increased price of keeping unverified hotel rooms.

Date

Wednesday, May 21, 2014 - 16:00 to Sunday, May 25, 2014 - 00:00

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It is a great pleasure to wish you welcome to the ICORN General Assembly 2014. Member city delegates, guest writers, city officials, activists, experts and other guests from all parts of the world are invited to join ICORN for its fifth General Assembly, in Ljubljana City of Refuge from Wednesday 21 to Saturday 24 May 2014.

ICORN City

Ljubljana

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ICORN at Freedom of speech conference in Uppsala 12-13 February

Together with key organisations working for artists right to free speech, like PEN, Freemuse and Reporters Without Borders, ICORN guest writers are invited participate in a row of debates and discussions on the conditions of freedom of expression. Among them are current guest writers, Turkish publisher, Ragip Zarakolu, and Sedigheh Vasmaghi, poet from Iran and guest writer in Uppsala.

Invited guests will discuss the global state of freedom of speech. During the two days of the conference, presentations and panel discussions will be held that are open to the general public on topics such as:

  • How free is the free word?
  • Religion – a source of conflict or a path to increased dialogue and freedom of expression?
  • The exile's opportunities.
  • Technology – threat or opportunity?
  • Initiatives that strengthen freedom of speech.

ICORN Programme Director, Elisabeth Dyvik, will have a discussion with previous ICORN guest writer in Trondheim Asieh Amini, Norway and Khaled Harara, musician and ICORN guest writer in Göteborg about “Living in Exile-New Opportunities?”

Freedom of artistic expression and creation - UN Report
During the conference, the UN report The right to freedom of artistic expression and creativity will be presented. Read more:

ICORN participates in meeting on UN special report “The rights to freedom of artistic expression and creation”

Arts–Rights–Justice Working Group presents UN special report and demands at the European Parliament 2 October

The conference
The initiative for the conference was taken by PhD Sedigheh Vasmaghi, lawyer, theologian and poet from Iran and current City of Refuge Author scholarship holder in the Municipality of Uppsala.

The freedom of speech conference is part of Peace Year 2014 - when the City of Uppsala marks Sweden’s 200 years of peace. It is organised by Cultural Board of the City of Uppsala, with support from the Swedish Arts Council, World Class Uppsala and Uppsala Konsert & Kongress.

The conference is aimed at representatives of international cities of refuge programmes for threatened artists and organisations that support work on human rights and freedom of speach and expression, as well as interested members of the public.

Uppsala City of Refuge

The municipality of Uppsala has been a member of ICORN since 2008. Uppsala City of Refuge has not only played a part in strengthening freedom of expression in the world but has also had great significance for the local cultural life, revitalizing the field of literature, says Eva Edwardsson of the Uppsala Cultural Committee.

Date

Wednesday, February 12, 2014 - 14:30 to Thursday, February 13, 2014 - 14:30

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The City of Uppsala is organising the conference Freedom of Speech – Perspective and Initiatives on 12–13 February. The conference reflects various aspects of freedom of speech and the initiatives that are taken to strengthen it.

ICORN City

Uppsala
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16. Feb 2014

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15. Feb 2014

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15. Feb 2014

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Christopher Mlalazis latest novel published in German and Italian

 

15. Feb 2014

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15. Feb 2014

Mansur Rajih. Photo: Signe Christine Urdal

Mansur Rajih

 

14. Feb 2014

Featured Writer: Philo Ikonya

Featured Writer: Philo Ikonya

 

08. Feb 2014

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ICORN at Freedom of speech conference in Uppsala 12-13 February

 

08. Feb 2014

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