Geng He, the wife of Gao Zhisheng, a prominent Chinese dissident who disappeared in February 2009, said late Wednesday that she had not heard from...
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Something for the weekend
Padraig Reidy: Something for the weekend
GE Healthcare drops Thomsen libel suit
Drug firm GE Healthcare has dropped its libel suit against Danish doctor Henrik Thomsen, who had criticised the company's product, Omniscan. Read...
Twitter outrage over Jan Moir decision is wrong
Padraig Reidy: The PCC got it right on Gately. Fresh outrage is misguided
PCC rejects Stephen Gately complaint
The Press Complaints Commission has dismissed a complaint by Stephen Gately’s partner about a Daily Mail column on the Boyzone singer’s death. The watchdog argued reprimanding Jan Moir for the beliefs expressed in her article ‘would be a slide towards censorship’
BBC and Starsuckers Carter-Rucked?
Padraig Reidy: Did Charlie Brooker’s Newswipe fall prey to libel laws?
Index in the news
Index in the news
Ukrainian editor on trial for doubting 1930s genocide
Sergei Shvedko, chief editor of the Rodnoye Priyapovye, is to go on trial for expressing doubts that the Holodomor --- the 1930s famine in which...
Azerbaijani journalists forbidden from filming subjects
Laws were revised late last Friday forbidding journalists from filming, recording or photographing subjects without their express permission....
Burma: pro-democracy deputy leader Tin Oo freed
Burma's junta has released the co-founder of the National League for Democracy, Tin Oo after nearly seven years in detention. Tin, who established...