Nalzaro said the four
libel cases filed against him consisted the 'two counts of
libel in violation of Article 353 of the Revised Penal Code (RPC) and another two counts in violation of Republic Act 10175 or the Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2012, which punishes the crime of
libel committed through the use of the internet and online.'
Cebuano journo faces arrest for 4 counts of libel
class="twitter-tweet" .3958333333333 Here is Rappler's statement on Chief Presidential Legal Counsel and Spokesperson Salvador Panelo's threat to file
libel complaints over stories about Antonio Sanchez's possible early release.a pic.
Panelo to file libel complaints vs Inquirer.net, Rappler over Sanchez clemency reports
In a text message on August 2, Medialdea said 'there will be more coming' after he filed a
libel complaint against Tulfo last June.
Medialdea files 4 more counts of libel vs Ramon Tulfo
This is why defamatory posts on social media outlets like Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and the like, will certainly fall within the definition of cyber
libel.
Brainstorm: The Next Generation / Cyber libel: Like It, Share It or Not?
Venturanza said the court that will handle the
libel case may set a P30,000 bail for Alvarez.
Alvarez downplays QC prosecutor's recommendation to file a libel charge against him
In an interview, Office of Cybercrime-OIC Director Jed Sherwin Uy acknowledged that prior to the enactment of RA 10175, the DOJ is getting only few
libel complaints.
Cyber-libel cases rising, as friends turn into foes via online platforms
While we're talking about bad laws dealing with
libel and slander, let's raise some questions about other laws involving speech -- namely, blackmail laws.
We don't need any law on libel
Libel is a legal term that refers to a written form of defamation.
Trump Hints At Changing Libel Laws
Dina Porat and Haim Hillel Ben-Sasson, writing in the Encyclopedia Judaica, call the blood
libel "one of the most terrible expressions of the combination of human cruelty and credulity." Although the first instance of the classic blood
libel was leveled in 1144 at the Jews of Norwich, England who were falsely said to have kidnapped, tortured and hanged a child named William--elements of it stretch back to the Hellenistic era, when Greek chroniclers claimed that Jews would fatten up a Greek for a year, then sacrifice him.
A centuries-old canard makes a troubling comeback
"It was entirely focused on the effects of the
libels on our other children and the damage that was done in the search for Madeleine."
Cash from cop lies will help Maddie hunt; Parents thrilled by libel ruling
Anderson became so frustrated by the costs of
libel litigation and the harassment involving astronomical claims of punitive damages that he was willing to make a trade.
50 Years after Sullivan: a modest proposal
Legal aid, of course, has never been available for
libel cases, making it an area of law that has to a very large extent been reserved for the rich and the powerful.
Councils funding their highly paid officers to bring libel actions is a step too far; Western Mail
"Privacy &
Libel Law: The Clash with Press Freedom" analyzes the role of law in today's rising debate over
libel and concerns over privacy, and the heavy influence of lobbyists into this debate, focusing not only on concerns in America, but as well as the United Kingdom and other areas of the world.
The Law/Justice Shelf
"A new Philippine cybercrime law drastically increases punishments for criminal
libel and gives authorities excessive and unchecked powers to shut down websites and monitor online information," HRW said.
Philippines' anti-cybercrime law will harm free speech, international rights watchdog says