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FUNDING Last update 11 February 2011 Freemuse receives funding from The Swedish International development Cooperation Agency (SIDA) The Sigrid Rausing Trust Roskilde Festival Charity Society Björn Afzelius International Culture Foundation (BAIK) Sweden's Special Initiative for Democratisation and Freedom of Expression We have previously received funding and donations from: SIDA The Roskilde Festival Charity Society The Royal Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs European Cultural Foundation Kopifon The Sonning Foundation The Danish Music Council Danish Musicians Union Oasis Pet Shop Boys And others ... Read more: 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 Afghanistan: Freemuse workshop in Kabul At a workshop in Kabul participants from all over the country identified some of the key problems that make life difficult for Afghan musicians and composers. Ambassadors The 'Freemuse Ambassadors' are typically musicians or music promoters who support the Freemuse cause Awards List of a number of international prizes and awards and words of recognition which Freemuse has received for its work Bahrain: Freemuse appeal: Stop persecution of artists In a letter to the Bahraini Minister of Culture, Freemuse has protested against the sacking of cultural workers and artists following the popular uprisings in the country in March 2011 Board of Advisors Members of the Freemuse Board of Advisors 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 1998 Declaration from the 1st World Conference on Music and Censorship in November 1998