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"We don't want Belarus to become an information black hole" - Vimarsana News

"We don't want Belarus to become an information black hole"

Press freedom experts met in Lithuania to discuss Belarus's ongoing crackdown on independent media, which has seen approximately 400 journalists forced into exile and 32 still behind bars.

Source: ifex.org
Free expression groups present model anti-SLAPP law to UK Government - Vimarsana News

Free expression groups present model anti-SLAPP law to UK Government

The UK Anti-SLAPP Coalition has sent a model anti-SLAPP law to the UK Secretary of State for Justice. The model law outlines how best the UK Government can make good on its commitment to reform the law to introduce robust anti-SLAPP measures and protect those holding the powerful to account.

Source: ifex.org
With Media Under Fire, Organizations Rally to Offer Support - Vimarsana News

With Media Under Fire, Organizations Rally to Offer Support

From evacuations to legal advice, media groups offer help and training to journalists affected by Putin’s actions in Ukraine and Russia

UK editors band together for action against intimidating SLAPPs - Vimarsana News

UK editors band together for action against intimidating SLAPPs

National newspaper editors have joined together to urge the Government to crack down on intimidating legal tactics known as SLAPPs.

Anti-SLAPP measures cannot come fast enough - Index on Censorship - Vimarsana News

Anti-SLAPP measures cannot come fast enough - Index on Censorship

New rules cannot come fast enough as Kazakhstan university endowment fund associated with former president issues legal proceedings against UK media outlets