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After a three-and-a-half year campaign, changes will be made to England's defamation law, which was being used to silence legitimate criticism and debate both in the U.K. and internationally.
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United Kingdom Free Expression & the LawIt is well documented that Bahrain’s record on freedom of expression is deeply problematic, and the British government, one of Bahrain's major allies, is doing far too little to press the island country on freedom of expression issues and other human rights violations.
Free Expression & the LawThe World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers describes why it rejects statutory underpinning for press regulation in the United Kingdom, noting that it has persistently warned of the implications of such proposals for press freedom globally.
Digital RightsIn what could become a landmark decision for freedom of expression on the Internet, the UK Supreme Court found that in the "Meltwater case" unauthorised browsing of copyrighted material was legitimate.
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Inter American Press Association, International Press Institute, World Press Freedom Committee, World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers
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Free Expression & the Law Freedom of Assembly
18 December 2012
Index on Censorship
Digital Rights Free Expression & the Law
13 December 2012
ARTICLE 19, Committee to Protect Journalists, Index on Censorship, International Federation of Journalists, International Press Institute, Reporters Without Borders
Index on Censorship
Index on Censorship
Electronic Frontier Foundation
Index on Censorship
Privacy International
Human Rights Watch (Human Rights Watch), Index on Censorship (Index on Censorship)
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Privacy International (PI)
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Croatia Bosnia and Herzegovina
31 May 2012
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Index on Censorship (Index on Censorship)
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Reporters Without Borders
Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ)
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