Artists' voice
Freemuse
Artists’ voice is a podcast by Freemuse, an international human rights organisation that defends artistic freedom. In each episode, we'll explore the impacts of COVID-19 on cultural life, discuss the latest news on violations of artistic freedom and activism, then speak with different artists about their work and how it has been affected by the pandemic.
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