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A new Arkansas law that exposes librarians to criminal liability for making books deemed “harmful to minors” available to them drew a constitutional challenge Friday from public library systems, their patrons, bookstores, and free speech groups who say the measure violates their First Amendment rights.

Charity champions: An accountant who had a brain tumour supporting Friends of Neuro at Kiltwalk and a 70-year-old walking 800 miles in Japan.

Several Arkansas libraries have joined with organizations including the ACLU to file a lawsuit against the state over a newly passed obscenity law they claim is a form of censorship that endangers librarians.

Pakistani writer Muzaffar Ijaz, in a recent article, criticized Western-funded NGOs for driving a "non-Islamic agenda" in Pakistan, especially related to women's rights and the rights of LGBT communities.

“Banned Books," one of the most popular panels at the Festival of Books, featured Angie Thomas, George M. Johnson and some sharp students from Fairfax High.

For your Book Festival Sunday, six key panels to check out: Katie Porter, Walter Mosley, Joan Baez, Stacey Abrams, Susanna Hoffs and a panel on banned books

Hosted by Times Books Editor Boris Kachka, the evening recognized outstanding literary works in 12 categories

The 43nd annual Los Angeles Times Book Prizes were awarded tonight at the University of Southern California’s Bovard Auditorium.

Florida is looking to expand its Parental Rights in Education law passed last year in a way that could lead to a flood of challenged books being removed from classrooms. The state has already faced allegations of censorship for stringent restrictions in the existing law, known to its critics as “Don’t Say Gay,” on talk…

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