Italy. Further tightening of the screw to limit publications

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by Andrea Di Pietro and Giuseppe F. Mennella - As if the only relevant journalism news were the criminal ones

Italy. Ossigeno opinion on the defamation bill sleeping at Senate

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Full Text - Weak points and corrections – Ossigeno‘s proposals – Concrete effects of the legislation in force – Suggestion from the outcome of the trials

Florence. Sentenced man that harassed woman reporter on live tv

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He got an 18 months suspended sentence and an obligation to follow remedial courses. The trial took place in Florence

Freedom of the press. Italy and the Unesco research on the misuse of judicial system

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The dossier of the UN agency shows that the worrying trends already observed by the Italian Ossigeno watchdog are emerging at an international level

Publisher sent for trial over bankruptcy of daily L’Unità

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The first hearing will be in February 2023 - The newspaper ceased publication in 2017

Journalist falsely accused a colleague. Sentenced 7 years later

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Six months inprisonment for libel of Salvo Benanti who in 2014 asked Franco Oddo to return the Mario Francese Prize for Journalism.

Libel. Ossigeno’s Legal aid to the blogger sued by the mayor of Trapani (Sicily)

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A contribute to cover the defence costs incurred in defending himself against libel charges in relation to the publication of articles on the city's administrative activities

Calabria. Videos of the assault on Angela Caponnetto acquired as evidence at the trial

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In 2017 journalists and cameramen were threatened while they were reporting on the infiltration of organized crime in the management of a centre for migrants

Syracuse. Journalist and interviewee sentenced to prison now acquitted in the Supreme Court

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An 8-year judicial odyssey. They were sued by a former prosecutor.who, According to the Cassation Court, they legitimately criticized and acted for public interest

Rocchelli trial: when the appeal judges overturn the judgments of first degree

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The opinion of the lawyer Andrea Di Pietro on the acquittal of Vitaly Markiv for the death of the italian photojournalist