Italy: Defamation reform fails to provide for protection of media freedom
In this legal analysis ARTICLE 19 Europe expresses concern about the scope of the proposed reform of the Italian legislation…
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Poland: Rainbow Mary case underscores the need to repeal blasphemy laws
In this legal analysis ARTICLE 19 Europe expresses concern to the Polish Supreme Court in a criminal case against three…
EU: Platforms’ election risk mitigation measures must put human rights first
ARTICLE 19 and the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) jointly submitted a response to a consultation process by the European Commission…
EU: Submission to European Commission on competition and generative AI
ARTICLE 19, as part of a coalition of civil society organisations, submitted a joint contribution to the European Commission’s consultation…
UN: Cybercrime Convention still deeply flawed after seven sessions
In this comments concerning the UN Cybercrime Convention, ARTICLE 19 continues to express deep concern about the latest Draft Text…
Türkiye: Drop terrorism charges against journalist Furkan Karabay
In this brief,ARTICLE 19 calls for dropping criminal charges against journalist Furkan Karabay. Karabay stands trial for his news article…
Russia: Protect the right to truth about human rights atrocities
ARTICLE 19 submitted an amicus brief to the European Court of Human Rights in ‘the right to truth’ cases against…
UN: Comments on Code of Conduct for Information Integrity on Digital Platforms
ARTICLE 19 submitted comments in response to the proposed UN Code of Conduct for Information Integrity on Digital Platforms. In…
Türkiye: Journalist Sinan Aygül must be acquitted
ARTICLE 19 submitted an expert opinion to the 8th Chamber of Court of Cassation in Türkiye in the case of…
Indonesia must halt the import and use of highly invasive spyware from Israel and elsewhere, Southeast Asian MPs say
Indonesian government agencies’ purchase and deployment of highly invasive spyware from Israel-based surveillance companies – among others – must be…