The Libel Reform Campaign is concerned that the government will force through an amendment tabled by libel barrister Edward Garner QC allowing corporations to sue individuals for libel
Libel reform under threat
In this Index on Censorship magazine article from 1988, Duncan Campbell claimed that former UK Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, who died this week, was “utterly disdainful of press freedom and open government”
Despite making two award-winning documentaries, Indian filmmaker Ashvin Kumar has faced difficulty having his films shown. Mahima Kaul reports on his battle with India’s Censor Board
The Royal Charter has raised grave concerns over damages and chilling effect on web users
Across the world, there are groups who struggle to gain access to freedom of expression.
Free speech is enshrined in the constitution. But in reality, those with power and influence can stifle critical debate and reporting. It’s time to overhaul the system, says Rafael Spuldar
Attempts to criminalise demonstrations in Spain could change the face of citizen protest, says Juan Luis Sánchez
Brazil’s indigenous peoples are increasingly using the internet to fight for their rights, says Rafael Spuldar
Lukashenko’s Belarus is a perfect example of the machismo and misogny at the heart of authoritarian regimes, says
Maryna Koktysh