An extract from an interview with Russian journalist Anna Politkovskaya, published in Index on Censorship magazine in 2005, the year before she was murdered for her work. On the 10th anniversary of death, it has been included within a special report on her legacy in Index on Censorship's latest issue
Introducing Voices in Danger
Anna Politkovskaya was assassinated on this day ten years ago. She was shot four times, and the fatal shot was fired at her head in a lift in her Moscow apartment building.
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Index on Censorship's deputy editor on the perils of wearing a slogan T-shirt
'The last ten years were the most dangerous'
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Jihadists killed Ms Mohammed in September as punishment for her outspoken posts, but continued to operate her accounts until very recently
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