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Emilio Palacio Urrutia v Ecuador: The judgment paving the way for anti-SLAPP regulations in the Americas

SLAPPs are a form of legal harassment that have the purpose of driving information that is in the public interest

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European Court Grand Chamber finds conviction of whistle-blower in Luxleaks case breached his right to freedom of expression

The Grand Chamber of the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) has held that the criminal conviction of Luxleaks whistle-blower

Radio Aukan: Defending Community Radio in Chile

Chile's broadcasting laws criminalise broadcasting without a licence. Radio Aukan is a community radio station in Chile which reports on

Cartoonist No Longer Facing 43 years in Prison

โ€œIt is both my responsibility and my right as a citizen to expose corruption, wrongdoing and injustice. Laws like the

East African Court overturns Tanzaniaโ€™s newspaper ban

"We have witnessed the systematic attack of the freedom of expression and press freedom in Tanzania. This decision has sent

A chance to set a Europe-wide precedent on hyperlinking

A joint team from MLDI and the Hungarian Civil Liberties Union are taking a case to the European Court of

MLDI Leads the East African Court of Justiceโ€™s First Ever Freedom of Expression Case

โ€œThis was a victory for the Burundi Union of Journalists and for all the press in Burundi. The decision was

Landmark Victory Paving the Way for Press Freedom

"This decision will have positive implications for all my fellow journalists. It is a victory for the entire profession."

Milestone Judgment for Internet Freedom in India

On 24 March 2015, the Supreme Court of India ruled that parts of Indiaโ€™s controversial Information Technology Act violated the

In Rwanda, we helped free two journalists from jail

Two Rwandan women who were jailed for their independent journalism are now free and courageously pursuing their reporting work –

Burundiโ€™s Repressive Press Laws Challenged

MLDI and the Burundi Union of Journalists are hoping that the case against the government will begin in the last

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