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Lebanon: End use of defamation laws to target journalists and critics [EN/AR] - Lebanon

Lebanon: End use of defamation laws to target journalists and critics [EN/AR] - Lebanon
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Campaign to decriminalize defamation and insult in Lebanese laws

Campaign to decriminalize defamation and insult in Lebanese laws Lebanese authorities and powerful individuals, including political, judicial, religious and security figures, are increasingly displaying intolerance towards criticism and are weaponizing Lebanon’s criminal defamation and insult laws to harass, intimidate and silence human rights defenders, activists, journalists and others who criticize them or try to expose their alleged misconduct or corruption. Convictions under these laws can

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Lebanon: New campaign calls on parliament to reform insult and defamation laws

The Lebanese authorities must immediately halt all prosecutions of journalists, human rights defenders, activists, and others who are critical of state officials, Amnesty International today, as the organization launches #MyOpinionIsNotaCrime, a new campaign that calls on the Lebanese Parliament to abolish all laws that criminalize insult and defamation. The new campaign comes amid a spate of prosecutions of those critical of political, security, judicial and religious figures in the country,

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HRW says recent actions by Lebanese authorities aim to silence free expression

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