Protecting Online Speech in Indonesia Lessons From The EIT Law and the Road Ahead
This report, by the Clooney Foundation for Justice’s TrialWatch initiative and the Institute for Criminal Justice Reform (ICJR), reveals how Indonesia’s Electronic Information and Transactions Law (EIT Law) has been repeatedly weaponized to stifle free expression despite official guidance intended to curb such abuse. The report is in English, but the executive summary and recommendations…
Report Warns of Continued Threats to Free Speech in Indonesia as Country Prepares to Adopt New Criminal Code
The Philippines
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Lauretta Mammah
Lauretta T. Mammah is serving her fellowship with the Association Female Lawyers of Liberia (AFELL). Through her work, Lauretta has passionately advocated for the rights of indigent individuals—particularly women and girls—who often lack access to justice in a male-dominated legal system. At AFELL’s Legal Aid Clinic, she provides free legal aid, mediation services, and representation…
Criminal Defamation Laws in Peru Threaten Press Freedom, TrialWatch Report Finds
“The Process Is the Punishment”: Criminal Defamation SLAPPs Against Journalists in Peru
To read this report in Spanish, click here.
“El Proceso Es el Castigo”: Causas Penales por Difamación Contra la Participación Pública de Periodistas en Perú
Para leer este informe en inglés, haga clic aquí.