Dans le troisième épisode de Tough Laugh, en français, nous explorons l'histoire du dessinateur équatorien Bonil.

Cet épisode fait partie de la série "Tough Laugh, Tough Law" produite en collaboration avec Cartooning for Peace, l'UNESCO/GMDF et la Fondation Isocrates.

Vous trouverez les notes, les principales sources et plus d'informations sur les sujets abordés sur ce lien.

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In the third episode of Tough Laugh, in French, we explore the story of Ecuadorian cartoonist Bonil.

This episode is part of the “Tough Laugh, Tough Law” series produced in collaboration with Cartooning for Peace, the UNESCO/GMDF, and the Isocrates Foundation.

Find notes, the main sources and read more about the things we talked about at this link.

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En el segundo episodio de Tough Laugh, en español, exploramos la historia de Pedro Molina, un caricaturista nicaragüense que tuvo que huir de su país.

Este episodio forma parte de la serie "Tough Laugh, Tough Law", producida en colaboración con Cartooning for Peace, la UNESCO/GMDF y la Fundación Isócrates.

Encuentra notas, las fuentes principales y lee más sobre las cosas de las que hablamos, en este enlace.

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In the second episode of Tough Laugh, in Spanish, we explore the story of Pedro Molina, a Nicaraguan cartoonist that had to flee his country.

This episode is part of the “Tough Laugh, Tough Law” series produced in collaboration with Cartooning for Peace, the UNESCO/GMDF and the Isocrates Foundation.

Find notes, the main sources and read more about the things we talked about, at⁠ this link⁠.

* ERRATA CORRIGE: La cifra de medios confiscados y cerrados aumentó a 46 “entre” 2018 y 2022, not “en” 2018 y 2022

We should have said “Ministerio de Salud”, not “Ministerio de Sanidad”

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In the first episode of Tough Laugh, we explore the stories of Rachita Taneja, Emad Hajjaj and Gábor Pápai, three cartoonists who were targeted by the law of their countries, for their cartoons.

This episode is produced in collaboration with Cartooning for Peace, the UNESCO/GMDF and the Isocrates Foundation. We called it Tough Laugh, Tough Law.

Find the main sources and read more about the stories we told, at ⁠this link⁠.

*Errata corrige: Aditya Kashyap was a member of the student wing associated with the BJP, not the BJP as we mistakenly stated.

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Editorial cartoonists often make us laugh. But at what cost? Sometimes there is a price to pay, and a high one, for holding power accountable with satire.

A cartoonist is fired because of a drawing. A cartoonist is forced to flee the country, after receiving multiple death threats. A cartoonist is arrested and, while in custody, is tortured. A cartoonist disappears. A cartoonist is killed.

Tough Laugh is a new podcast project produced by Emanuele Del Rosso, and Federica Testi. It is dedicated to the profession of editorial cartoonist and how difficult it can be: on the economic hardship, the harassment, the threats, and the physical violence cartoonists face because of the job they do.

Find us on Substack: https://toughlaugh.substack.com/

If you like the project and have any ideas for collaborations, contact us at toughlaughproject@gmail.com.

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