Slander and libel laws in Israel. As of 2011, it became possible to sue a newspaper for libel in Israel. ...
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Slander and Libel Laws In Italy Articles 594 and 595 of the Italian Penal Code state defamation can be a...
Slander and Libel Laws in Jamaica Section 22 of The Jamaican Constitution protects citizens’ freedom of expression, so long as...
In Japan, defamation can be prosecuted either criminally or civilly. Under Article 230-1 of the Criminal Code of Japan: “(1)...
On November 23, 2009, the Republic of Maldives’s parliament decriminalized defamation by amending the Penal Code, thereby abolishing five criminal...
As of 2007, Mexico became the second country in Latin America to repeal defamation, libel and slander as a criminal...
As a general rule, defamation constitutes a criminal act under Title XVI (Defamation) Articles 261 upto 271 of the Dutch...
Under New Zealand, the following remedies may be exercised by the plaintiff in an action for defamation: a) compensatory damages;...
Defamation is a criminal act under Articles 202 up to 205 of the Codigo Penal (Ley No. 641). Such criminal...
The provisions of the Norwegian Penal Code include provisions prohibiting defamation and insults to government institutions or officials. Under sections...