Padraig Reidy: The Justice Secretary must look beyond cost and see the other injustices lurking in our defamation system
Straw on libel reform
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Padraig Reidy
Padraig Reidy
Padraig Reidy is the editor of Little Atoms and a columnist for Index on Censorship. He has also written for The Observer, The Guardian, and The Irish Times.
Dominic Grieve: "I'm sure there is a problem"
Padraig Reidy: The shadow justice secretary does not seem to be taking libel reform seriously
The Times backs libel reform
More support for Index campaign
Obamagate
Padraig Reidy: Is Google right to distance itself from controversial content?
Oh dear
Padraig Reidy: When defenders attack!
Binyam Mohamed: another blow for Miliband
Padraig Reidy: Judges have again thwarted the Foreign Secretary’s attempts to conceal evidence
Libel reform: Carter-Ruck defends defamation rules
Carter-Ruck partner Nigel Tait has responded to English PEN and Index on Censorship’s libel reform report. By Padraig Reidy
Gay incitement row exposes free speech divide
Padraig Reidy: Why is free speech an afterthought in UK law?
War game may contain traces of violence
Padraig Reidy: Tom Watson’s backlash against the anti-gamer backlash
Libel: US media consider abandoning Britain
Padraig Reidy: Top American publishers have highlighted the absurdity of English libel laws.
CPJ: investigate death of Sultan Munadi
Padraig Reidy: Journalist group calls for probe into Afghan rescue mission
Belief, science and status
Padraig Reidy: a ruling on the “beliefs” of an environmentalists poses more questions than it answers