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Court acquits Italian journalists sued by former Prime Minister’s outlet Italian journalists Concita de Gregorio and Marco Travaglio were both

We supported the Uganda-based Human Rights Network of Journalists (HRNJ-Uganda) between 2013 – 2015, and then again in 2018. Our

This year, the 6th annual International Right to Know Day fell on Tuesday the 28th September. So, to mark the

John Bowie is the publisher of LawFuel, a law news site based in New Zealand. Between April and August 2020,

At Media Defence, we’ve created a Training Resource Hub with lots of great resources on digital rights. The Hub covers

Constitutional Court declares law facilitating SLAPPs in Colombia ‘unconstitutional’. In Colombia, there is a 75-year-old law that regulates the conduct

We caught up with Laura McCartan, who recently joined Media Defence as our Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning Officer. She talks

Matilde de Los Milagros Londoño and Catalina Ruiz-Navarro are two Colombian journalists, founders of the news outlet Las Volcánicas. After

Media Defence files application to ECOWAS Court against Guinea following government-ordered internet shutdowns Media Defence has filed an application to

Media Defence dépose une requête devant la Cour de Justice de la CEDEAO contre la Guinée suite aux coupures d’internet

The ECOWAS Court has joined four cases, including a case filed by Media Defence on behalf of nine applicants, challenging

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