African Book Festival in Germany and the attack on Mohamedou Ould Slahi–another case of political censorship

A pernicious form of political censorship is developing in German cultural circles and the media, involving the persecution of progressive artists and critics of the establishment on the basis of false accusations of anti-Semitism.

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