Briefing note on UK Libel Tourism following the ARTICLE 19 and Freedom House panel discussion on UK Libel Tourism.

Report outlining defamation law and practice in Russia, and assessing the extent to which decisions by Russian courts in defamation cases conform to the standards established by the European Court of Human Rights.

Declaration of Table Mountain on abolishing “Insult Laws” in Africa and setting free press higher on the agenda.

Annex to the Declaration of Table Mountain on Abolishing “Insult Laws” in Africa and Setting Free Press Higher on the Agenda.

Report assessing defamation law and practice in Belarus, Moldova and Ukraine in light of their responsibilities under international law, and providing recommendations for positive change.

Presentation on international defamation standards for the Jakarta Conference on Defamation, 28-29 July 2004, Indonesia.

This publication is intended to serve as a reference tool for the various actors dealing with the problem of defamation in Russia. It analyses the defamation law of the Russian Federation in light of international human rights standards in this field, provides examples of how Russian legislation is being applied in practice and includes recommendations for reforming the legal framework to bring it into line with Russia's obligations under international law.

Background paper on freedom of expression and defamation for the International Seminar on Promoting Freedom of Expression with the Three Specialised International Mandates, Hilton Hotel London, United Kingdom, 29-30 November 2000.