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It maintains an extensive database of international case law. Faculty and staff are auto-subscribed to the CUIMC Today newsletter others are welcome to subscribe using our signup form.Columbia Global Freedom of Expression seeks to co ntribute to the development of an integrated and progressive jurisprudence and understanding on freedom of expression and information around the world. As of March 2019, CU168 has been replaced with CUIMC Today, which comprises a news page and accompanying weekly newsletter. This is an archive of past issues of the internal campus newsletter CU168.

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The first Roundtable, Lies and Democracy: Political lies, American democracy, and the “Big Lie” will explore how unique this kind of political lie – the belief that the 2020 Presidential Election was stolen from Donald Trump – is in the United States, what it reveals about American democracy and how much of a threat lies pose to the democratic order? Friday, September 24, 2021, 1-2:30 PM EDT. Our Institute was created 3 years ago with the mission to focus on the interplay between mathematical sciences and cancer research, collaborating across disciplinary boundaries to develop aspects of science, engineering and the humanities that can improve understanding of cancer biology, origins, treatment and prevention.● The Knight First Amendment Institute has launched a series of public conversations titled “Lies and the Law” exploring what the law can and should do about the problem of lies and deception in the contemporary mass public sphere. The Special Rapporteur further called for Facebook’s list of designated Dangerous Individuals and Organisations to be published, and said Facebook should put in place due process standards empowering users to understand how assessments are made and appeal decisions regarding the inclusion of individuals or organisations.As announced in the July newsletter, IICD decided to take part in Velocity: Columbia’s Ride to End Cancer this year by organizing a team. This aligns with the Special Rapporteur’s other recommendation to undertake meaningful consultation with potentially affected groups and other stakeholders, and identify appropriate follow-up action that mitigates or prevents these impacts including through human rights impact assessments. Khan’s public comment called for greater transparency in how Facebook responds to all government requests, including extralegal requests and an independent public investigation into Facebook’s content moderation practices in Arabic and Hebrew to determine and correct possible biases.

Social Cooperative BetaThe Civil Court of Appeal of Milan upheld the decision of the Court of First Instance of Milan that had found a right-wing newspaper responsible for defaming a social cooperative. Also featured are 15 outcomes that can be used by all categories of decision-makers when developing, evaluating, and implementing policies around cross-border access to e-evidence, content moderation and restrictions as well as Domain Name System (DNS) level action to address abuses.The Case of Newspaper Alfa v. It includes findings of two Regional Conferences held in partnership with the United Nations Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean and the African Union Commission. For “glorification of wilful killing” in relation to a satirical t-shirt was “relevant” and “sufficient” in light of the context surrounding the facts of the case.● The Secretariat of the Internet & Jurisdiction Policy Network released its 2020 Progress Report which presents how stakeholders in the Policy Network have advanced policy solutions. France the Court found the conviction of Z.B. Turkey, the Court found a violation of the right to freedom of expression regarding a criminal conviction of an imam for “disseminating propaganda in support of a terrorist organisation” based on two Facebook posts.

After the lower court ordered the restoration, the Higher Regional Court agreed that Facebook did not have a non-reviewable discretion whether it deletes or blocks content and that it was bound by the requirements of the right to freedom of expression under article 5 of the German Basic Law. An individual’s Facebook posts and profiles were blocked after Facebook determined that they violated its Community Standards, and he approached the courts for their restoration. Facebook Ireland Ltd.The Higher Regional Court in Munich, Germany held that Facebook must observe the right to freedom of expression when deleting or blocking a post or profile. The Court held that the article created the false impression in its readers that the organizations were acting unlawfully and, as it harmed the organisation’s honor, was therefore defamatory and not a lawful exercise of the right to freedom of expression.Administrator of Bayern Souverän v.

As such they did not exceed the scope of protection of freedom of expression, nor did they did have a manifestly defamatory, libelous or malicious purpose against the company or any particular individual.The Inter-American Court of Human Rights declared the Dominican State responsible for the forced disappearance of Mr. Lagos del Campo was interviewed in his capacity as the leader of a labor union and his comments related to the role of the employer and public officials in alleged irregularities in the process of electing the members of a body representing and defending the rights and interests of workers. The Court observed that the statements were of public interest and therefore enjoyed enhanced protection. Alfredo Lagos del Campo brought the case after an appellate court found his dismissal “lawful and justified” for harming the reputation of the company he worked for by alleging management interference into the union’s election process. The following were published this week.The Inter-American Court found a violation of a union organizer’s freedom of expression after he was fired for criticizing his employer in a magazine article.

The Court emphasized that when the purpose of the violation of the rights to life, and to personal liberty or integrity is to impede the exercise of another right such as freedom of expression, this constitutes an autonomous violation of those rights. The lawyer, professor and journalist González Medina was forcibly disappeared only days after publishing an opinion piece and giving a speech at the Universidad Autónoma de Santo Domingo where he denounced corruption and electoral fraud in the elections in which the then President Joaquín Balaguer was re-elected. The Court also declared violation of the rights to a fair trial, judicial protection and personal integrity to the detriment of his family.

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In considering the arguments raised regarding lack of independence and, in particular, the alleged causal relationship between various statements made by the President and senior government officials and the resulting disciplinary process and subsequent removal of the judges, the Court referred to certain restrictions to which State authorities are subject in the exercise of their freedom of expression to prevent the violation of fundamental rights or judicial independence.Teaching Freedom of Expression Without FrontiersThis section of the newsletter features teaching materials focused on global freedom of expression which are newly uploaded on Freedom of Expression Without Frontiers.The Non–First Amendment Law of Freedom of SpeechGenevieve Lakier in this article for the Harvard Law Review observes that while the First Amendment dominates debate about freedom of speech in the United States, a rich body of local, state, and federal laws also protect expressive freedom, the rights of the institutional press, and democratic values in ways the First Amendment does not. Their removal was ordered by the Commission for the Functioning and Restructuring of the Judicial System, a provisional disciplinary body created by the State during a constitutional transition process. The victims in this case were removed as judges of the Corte Primera de lo Contencioso Administrativo (First Court of Administrative Disputes) on the grounds that they had “committed an inexcusable judicial error when they granted a precautionary amparo (protection of constitutional rights) that suspended the effects of an administrative act which denied a request for registration of a property sale”.