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31 January 2012
Report by Thomas Hammarberg - Freedom of expression and media freedom in Turkey
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23 January 2012
Vietnam: Voices of conscience
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20 January 2012
Centre for Law and Democracy Analysis of Draft Kenyan Freedom of Information Bill. Read


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Freedom Speech on Campus,

London School of Economics (LSE) 
8 February  2012, London

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Freedom of the Press versus Privacy Rights: Time for Parliament to draw the line?

 

University College London (UCL) 
8 February  2012, London

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The Media World after WikiLeaks and News of the World

UNESCO
16-17 February 2012, Paris

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From the USA- Not so intellectual property,
by Skip Kaltenheuser

'Backed by Obama and hailed as a panacea for unemployment, the overhaul of America’s intellectual property regime has proven popular, but could nevertheless turn out to be a dramatically wrong turn.'

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Revealing the Truth, by Nicola Laver

Whistleblowing has increased as a result of the financial crisis, but laws to protect those who speak out are often lacking, which makes Wikileaks a welcome development, for some.

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The Social Network, by Ben Rigby

The use of social media opens up almost infinite corporate and individual possibilities. Ben Rigby assesses how in-house counsel can make best use of social media for themselves and their employers.

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Freedom of Expression in the News: Weekly round-up 23-27 January 2012
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Freedom of Expression in the News: Weekly round-up 16-20 January 2012
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Freedom of Expression in the News: Weekly round-up 7-13 January 2012. Read


Freedom of Expression in the News: Weekly round-up 31 December 2011 - 6 January 2012. Read


Freedom of Expression in the News: Weekly round-up 15-21 October 2011. Read


Social networking communication: has the line on free speech been Drawn too far? Read


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