Rocchelli trial. The judgment of the appeal court: Markiv acquitted, no one is guilty

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In first instance Markiv had been sentenced to 24 years of imprisonment - The compensation to the civil parties from him and from the Ukrainian State cancelled

Defamation bill. The maxi-fines proposed by Senate are more punishing than prison

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Amendments by various political parties propose to set the minimum fine (which is now € 516) at 10, 20 or 40 thousand euro

Rome. 2 far-right leaders sentenced to 5 years for the robbery to 2 reporters at a rally

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The judgment of the Court. The reporters, attacked on January 2019, were defended by Ossigeno's Free Legal Aid Office, through the lawyer Andrea Di Pietro

Italy. Defamation draft bill. The Senate introduces new alarming punitive rules

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With the first round of votes to abolish imprisonment but increasing fines 20-40 times and reviving punitive rules of the Fascist penal code and others - By Giuseppe F. Mennella

Jail for journalists? Unclear Italian government response to the Council of Europe

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He says that there is a bill in Parliament to abolish imprisonment but in the reply the government does not declare what its political will is in this regard. For or against?

No imprisonment. Order of Journalists will be heard by Supreme Court

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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

Many ask UK: not to extradite Julian Assange

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The founder of Wikileaks appeared in Court last week in London. He could face 175 years in prison if found guilty on all charges

ECHR: Renzo Magosso’s 2004 Sentence rejected

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He was convicted of libel along with Brindani for writing that the police knew about the Red Brigade’s plans against Walter Tobagi

Ukraine. Zelensky criticizes Markiv verdict

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The newly elected Ukrainian president hopes for a different…

It was a news, not a plot against the prosecutor’s office

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In Syracuse four journalists and two politicians were acquitted after eight years on trial