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CONTACT FREEMUSE Write or call our secretariat: Tel: (+45) 33 32 10 27 Address of the secretariat: Freemuse Nytorv 17, 3rd floor • DK-1450 Copenhagen K • Denmark   Special info for students: Please read this before you contact Freemuse About the Freemuse Secretariat Staff and office More about Freemuse: 3rd Freemuse World Conference - report Read all the speeches and testimonials from the 3rd Freemuse World Conference on music censorship, held in Istanbul in 2006 About Freemuse Basic information about Freemuse Awards and recognition List of a number of international prizes and awards and words of recognition which Freemuse has received for its work Board of Advisors Members of the Freemuse Board of Advisors CD: 'Listen to the banned' Compiled by the artist Deeyah and Freemuse, this CD compilation album is published on 3 March 2010 by Norway's most successful music label, Grappa Records Censorship in apartheid South Africa: Documentary and school material Censorship in apartheid South Africa: Documentary and school material Charter The purpose and constitution of Freemuse Declaration Declaration from the 1st World Conference on Music and Censorship in November 1998 Executive Committee Members of the Freemuse Executive Committee Freemuse 'Ambassadors' The 'Freemuse Ambassadors' are typically musicians or music promoters who support the Freemuse cause Freemuse Award 2008 A Freemuse Award will be presented for the first time in 2008. The first person to recieve the award will be announced on the Music Freedom Day, 3 March 2008 Freemuse Award 2009 Singer, songwriter, activist, environmentalist, and peace advocate Pete Seeger receives the Freemuse Award 2009 Freemuse Award statuette created by world-renowned glass artist World-renowned Swedish glass designer Göran Wärff has created the Freemuse Award which is presented for the first time ever in Dublin on 23 August 2008 Freemuse campaign: Visa issues damage the music industry European countries need to make visa and work permit procedures and the general access to the European market for artists more flexible, transparent and homogenous Freemuse campaign: Visa issues kill music In collaboration with international artists organisations Freemuse launches an investigation of visa and work permit procedures in order to influence policy makers