Toxic mud: reporters initially sentenced then acquitted
Carlo D’Adamo and Roberta Sangiorgi, sued by the businessman from Emilia Luca Razzaboni and defended by the Legal Aid Office of Ossigeno
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Bari: State broadcaster’s news team attacked
“Go away”, a man shouted to the journalist Renato Piccoli and the cameraman and smashed the window of the car they were in, in the Japigia district.
Borrometi: prosecutor no feedback on the car bomb
The Prosecutor of Catania, Carmelo Zuccaro declared that, “Even if it constitutes an interpretation of the journalist, this is far from being mere speculation”.
The sentence: € 200 fine for slapping a journalist
This is the modest price attributed by a judge in Calabria for the attack on Paolo Orofino in 2014 while doing his job. Ossigeno comments on the outcome.
Ossigeno’s gratuity to the journalist from Latina Oggi
Paolo Sarandrea was sued in 2006. After the bankruptcy of the publisher he continued to defend himself in court at his own expense.
The challenge of the virus to the identity of journalism
FULL TEXT – By Sergio Baraldi -Accused of catastrophic narrative of the infection, journalism must deal with the need to rethink its identity
The Latest Bad News from Italy n.3/2020 – 10 March
Report on 43 recent episodes of intimidation and threats against journalists and bloggers ascertained in Italy by Ossigeno
The challenge of the virus to the identity of journalism
A reflection by Sergio Baraldi on the change in attitude of Italian journalism with respect to the health crisis caused by the coronavirus
Many ask UK: not to extradite Julian Assange
The founder of Wikileaks appeared in Court last week in London. He could face 175 years in prison if found guilty on all charges
No imprisonment. Order of Journalists will be heard by Supreme Court
On April 21st 2020 the Order of Journalists will participate in the hearing at the Supreme Court debating a constitutional exception to prison sentencing in cases of libel