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Who capture Italian media – Prison for libel – A rain of threats, intimidation, retaliation, long trial with fake charges that end with acquittals
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TOM – The Ossigeno monitor on safety for journalists – 4 november 2022
Review of some topics highlighted recently by NGO and international organisations for media freedom and safety of journalists
Lawsuit then eight months jail for Coviello
The journalist had been sued for two articles in 2017 on the Banca Popolare di Vicenza bankruptcy – The comment of Ossigen
BAD NEWS | 14 March 2018
This newsletter presents the last news originally published by Ossigeno per l’Informazione about attacks and violations of freedom of the expression and the media in Italy as well as in other countries. Also included are initiatives to tackle the issue with a review from international organisations in the field of freedom of expression
BAD NEWS | 10 March 2018
This newsletter presents the last news originally published by Ossigeno per l’Informazione about attacks and violations of freedom of the expression and the media in Italy as well as in other countries. Also included are initiatives to tackle the issue with a review from international organisations in the field of freedom of expression
Italy. Ossigeno opinion on the defamation bill sleeping at Senate
Full Text – Weak points and corrections – Ossigeno‘s proposals – Concrete effects of the legislation in force – Suggestion from the outcome of the trials
Nothing happens if a politician denunces committing slander?
In Italy Ossigeno and Media Defence assist reporter acquitted of defamation charges because that charges was proved fake
“The SLAPPs lawsuits cost me too much even if I am insured”
The experience of Giorgio Santoriello, Italian blogger and environmentalist 60,000 euro spent on lawyers. Ossigeno and MD are granting him part of legal costs
Infected blood. US reporter sued by Naples prosecutor is acquitted
Kelly Duda thanks Ossigeno who legally assisted him in the trial – He was accused of contempt for criticizing the handling of his testimony
Freedom of the press. Italy and the Unesco research on the misuse of judicial system
The dossier of the UN agency shows that the worrying trends already observed by the Italian Ossigeno watchdog are emerging at an international level