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Three Italian journalists were convicted of defaming a Palermo magistrate in an article published in the weekly news magazine Panorama in 2010. The article in question alleged that the magistrate had connections to organised crime.
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AttacksLa Stampa’s offices in Turin received a package containing a cloth compact disc carrier with explosive powder, cables and a detonator inside. The package contained no note or information about who sent it or why.
Free Expression & the LawThe Italian senate’s 123-29 vote yesterday reversed its approval earlier this month of an amendment to existing law that would have seen journalists convicted of libel imprisoned for up to a year, while their editors would face fines of up to €50,000.
Free Expression & the LawAn Italian court has upheld a criminal libel suit against editor Alessandro Sallusti, sentencing him to 14 months in prison.
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Reporters Without Borders
Reporters Without Borders
Committee to Protect Journalists
Committee to Protect Journalists
International Press Institute
International Press Institute
International Press Institute
International Press Institute
International Press Institute
International Press Institute
Reporters Without Borders
International Federation of Journalists
Reporters Without Borders
International Press Institute (IPI)
International Federation of Journalists
International Federation of Journalists
International Federation of Journalists (IFJ)
International Federation of Journalists (IFJ)
International Press Institute (IPI)
Human Rights Watch (Human Rights Watch)
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