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Censorship of street art in Colombia: the MOVICE mural and the 'false positives' scandal
To celebrate our 15th anniversary, we look back at some of the cases we have worked on that have had
Meet the team: Elisabeth Witchel, Coordinator Legal Network for Journalists at Risk (LNJAR)
Can you tell us a little about yourself? At the risk of sounding older than I’d like, I’ve been working
The case of Nika Gvaramia: silencing opposition voices in Georgia
Nika Gvaramia is a Georgian journalist and leading opposition politician. Gvaramia was Minister of Justice and Minister of Education and
Webinar - Amicus Curiae Interventions in Freedom of Expression Cases: A UNESCO Guide
On the 9th of February 2023 UNESCO and Media Defence hosted a webinar about UNESCO’s guide on amicus curiae interventions
Nueva serie de guías para litígio de libertad de expresión en América Latina para abogados y abogadas
Nos complace anunciar nuestras nuevas guías sobre litigios de libertad de expresión en América Latina. Hemos publicado los documentos en
New Modules for Lawyers Litigating Freedom of Expression Cases in Latin America
The Modules We are excited to announce our new modules on litigating freedom of expression cases in Latin America. We
[NOW CLOSED] We're recruiting: Legal Officer and Senior Legal Officer
Role summary We are currently recruiting a Legal Officer and a Senior Legal Officer to join our small and dedicated
Authoritarianism and Digital surveillance: Has the internet become a new battleground for monitoring public dissent in Rwanda?
Rwanda prides itself amongst Africa’s hubs. The country has received global recognition for its expansive mobile network and 4G network
Media Defence intervenes at ECtHR in case concerning costs regime in English defamation cases
Media Defence has submitted a third party intervention at the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) in the case of
[NOW CLOSED] We’re recruiting: Grants Officer
Role summary We are currently looking for a Grants Officer to join our small and dedicated team to support our
Italian journalist who published menswear company executives’ payslips acquitted of privacy violation charges
The Criminal Court of Pescara, Italy, has held that reporter Mauro D’Agostino did not breach the law by publishing payslips
Visual Storytelling: the challenges faced by journalists working with images
The Context Images and video footage are incredibly important in today’s digital news landscape. Images can be more powerful than