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A joint delegation of small and medium enterprise (SME) leaders have called on the Government to introduce an immediate cap for payouts in serious defamation cases of €75,000.

A BBC Panorama programme about a top Tory donor is at the centre of a £100,000 libel lawsuit, after judgment was handed down.

Like columnists, editorial cartoonists are opinion writers.

Cecily Mbarire, has demanded an apology from the Nation Media Group for alleged defamation stemming from a recent report linking her to a land dispute in Nairobi.

The Inaugural Lecture of Prof Neville Cox, Professor of Law and Morality (2021), will take place on Tuesday 9th April at 6pm in the Public Theatre.

Europe has finally decided to act on abusive court cases intended to stifle freedom of expression and public participation with a new anti-SLAPP directive. Malta now has two years to implement the directive but since July last year, the government has had in front of it an anti-SLAPP proposal aligned with the directive and in some instances even more progressive. KURT SANSONE reports

Businessman gets legal costs of his successful pre-trial bid to exclude Nobel laureate economist’s evidence

PETALING JAYA: The Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) recorded 3,199 complaints related to cyberbullying in 2023. Of these, 2,9...

IĠM concerned that BA board secretary is former active member of Imperium Europa

People within party may consider that negative publicity arising from some cases does party’s reputation no good