Defamation
EU Scrutinises Controversial Albanian Media Legislation
Abania Prime Minister Edi Rama speaking at his party headquarters on 30 June 2019. Photo: Gent Shkullaku/LSA
"We are now examining very carefully this new draft adopted by the Council of Ministers that will go to parliament in September," Soreca told Albanian Public Television.
Rise in Bosnian Defamation Cases Raises Censorship Fears
Media Watchdogs Condemn Bulgarian Journalist’s Defamation Sentence
The City Court in Sofia, Bulgaria, has fined Capital Weekly judicial reporter Rossen Bossev in a defamation case presided over by a judge he had previously criticised - drawing criticism from domestic and international media watchdogs.
Turkey blasts Czech president’s statements
Turkey on March 23 criticized the continuing "defamatory and false" claims made about Turkey by the president of the Czech Republic.
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Kotzias sues Kammenos for slander, threats and spreading fake news
Former Greek foreign minister Nikos Kotzias has lodged a suit with the Supreme Court prosecutor against former defense minister Panos Kammenos for slander, threats and the spreading of fake news, it emerged on Monday.
Alternate health minister ordered to pay fine in defamation lawsuit
An Athens court has ordered Greece's Alternate Health Minister Pavlos Polakis to pay financial damages to the family of a journalist for defamation of character.
Greece to bolster presumption of innocence; decriminalize defamation
Greek Justice Minister Michalis Kalogirou on Monday submitted legislation in Parliament that, among other measures, will adopt European Union rules which will allow people suspected of a crime to seek compensation when public figures violate their right to presumption of innocence.
Journalist arrested following legal suit lodged by ex-PM
Journalist Costas Vaxevanis was arrested on Monday following a legal suit lodged against him by former conservative prime minister Antonis Samaras for defamation.
Shortly before his arrest, an appeals court in Athens had exonerated him over another defamation suit against him brought by Lina Nikolopoulou, the wife of Bank of Greece Governor Yannis Stournaras.
Former PM accuses journalist of slander
Former prime minister Antonis Samaras has filed a defamation suit against journalist Costas Vaxevanis over a Facebook post last week in which he accuses the ex-conservative leader of lying about his involvement in the Novartis case.
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Boba Stojsic, director of Novi Sad's Radio 021, passes away
Quiet, unobtrusive, he successfully led and developed Radio 021 in his own unique way.
He belonged to a minority that does not engage in zealotry, and his constant need to build bridges was a rarity.