Volume 36, Number 14 · September 28, 1989

How Free Is the Soviet Press?

By Michael Massing

Michael Massing spent two weeks in the Soviet Union this summer on behalf of the Committee to Protect Journalists, a New York-based organization working to promote press freedom abroad. He was accompanied by Sally Laird, the editor of Index on Censorship of London.



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