Libel reform is no joke
29 Jun 2012Comics Dara Ó Briain and Dave Gorman and scientist Professor Brian Cox joined Index and the Libel Reform Campaign at Downing Street to demand a public interest defence in the defamation bill
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Britain’s half-hearted bid to reform libel law | Index on Censorship
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