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Turkiye: Court Dismisses Media Group’s Second SLAPP Case Against Journalist Canan Kaya
An Istanbul court dismisses a lawsuit against Canan Kaya, Editor-in-Chief of Medya Koridoru brought by Demirören Media Group.
Serbia: Award-Winning Investigative Reporter Dragana Pećo Risks Imprisonment
Prominent journalist at KRIK investigative outlet media, Dragana Pećo, risks imprisonment over the exposure of secret deals of Nikolas Petrović.
Türkiye: Hazal Ocak’ın Duruşması Dava Avukatı Beklenmeden Görüldü
Gazeteci Hazal Ocak’ın gazetecilik faaliyeti gerekçe gösterilerek hakkında 200 bin TL tazminat talebiyle açılan dava İstanbul’da görüldü.
Turkey: Judge Holds SLAPP Hearing In Target Hazal Ocak’s Lawyers’ Absence
The fifth hearing of the SLAPP case against journalist Hazal Ocak with a demand for compensation of 200 thousand TL was held in Istanbul without the defendant's lawyer.
India: Journalist Saba Naqvi Booked For “Inciting Violence” As BJP Clamps Down On Protests Against Anti-Muslim Rhetoric
The Delhi Police have booked journalist Saba Naqvi on allegations of “inciting violence”.
United Kingdom: Multimillionaire Arron Banks Loses Defamation SLAPP Against Carole Cadwalladr In Major Win For Press Freedom
The Observer and Guardian journalist Carole Cadwalladr wins the libel case in which she was sued by a millionaire businessman.
Turkey: No Relief For Hazal Ocak, Olcay Büyüktaş Akça And Two Other Journalists As İstanbul Court Adjourns The Trial For SLAPP Filed By Erdoğan’s Son
The third hearing of the strategic lawsuit against public participation (SLAPP) against journalists Hazal Ocak, Olcay Büyüktaş Akça, and two other defendants was held in İstanbul.
Türkiye: Gazeteci Canan Kaya’ya 20 Bin TL Talebiyle Açılan Tazminat Davası Başladı
Medya Koridoru Genel Yayın Yönetmeni Canan Kaya’ya gazetecilik faaliyetleri gerekçe gösterilerek Demirören Medya Grubu tarafından 20 bin TL’lik tazminat davasının ilk duruşması bugün görüldü.
Türkiye: Gazeteci Zelal Tunç’a Yeniden Hapis Cezası Verildi
Jinnews muhabiri Zelal Tunç’a yaptığı haber nedeniyle Muradiye Belediyesine atanan kayyum Harun Yücel’in “hakaret” suçlamasıyla açtığı ve gazetecinin itirazıyla yeniden görülen davada gazeteciye yine sekiz ay 22 gün hapis cezası verildi.
Turkey: Journalist Zelal Tunç Sentenced In Prison Again With The Re-Opened SLAPP Case
In the lawsuit brought by Harun Yücel, the trustee appointed to Muradiye Municipality for the news report covered by Jin News reporter Zelal Tunç
Turkey: Court Imposed Journalist Çiğdem Toker To Pay A Fine Of 30 Thousand Turkish Liras Over Her Report About Municipality’s Budget
The Coalition For Women In Journalism (CFWIJ) condemns the İstanbul court’s verdict on journalist Çiğdem Toker to pay a fine of 30,000 Turkish liras (over 2,000 USD).
Joint Statement: CFWIJ Joins The Call To Demand EU Anti-SLAPP Law
CFWIJ joined over 170 civil society groups and over 200,000 citizens to demand effective legal protection against Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation [SLAPPs].