Death threats on the web evoking Nuremberg to escorted journalist Sandro Ruotolo
“And if you are seized outside your house?” They replied to the tweet in which he declared in favour of compulsory vaccination against Covid
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Police plan to drop guard on reporter Sandro Ruotolo
He is protected as other 21 other investigative journalists and other 564 people at high risk. The protection works well but it is becoming costly
Ruotolo: More protection after last threats
The police escort had been due to be suspended last February. The judiciary is investigating the latest attacks.
There was no defamation in Ruotolo’s interview with Carmine Schiavone
The businessman Paolo Berlusconi had asked for damages of 1.5 million euro. Instead the civil court of Rome has ruled that he will have to reimburse 20,000 euro of legal costs.
Turin: threatening graffiti on the facade of daily La Stampa
Anonymous anti-vaccinations and no-war campaign slogans were wrote night time on the walls
Italy. Free support for 461 Italian journalists by Ossigeno MAP Project. January-April 2022
Report of the MAP (Monitoring Assistance Protection) Project in partnership with the GMDF fund of UNESCO
Around Naples ever more blatant threats to journalits who report on camorra crimes
The intimidation of Mimmo Rubio and Giuseppe Bianco surrounded and confronted in a bar in Arzano by a clan boss. A death threat letter from prison to Maria Bertone
Story of journalist under escort in town with the Council disbanted for mafia
What Mimmo Rubio did and why he have got a h-24 police protection while was documenting step by step the dramatic growth of the contagion
The sentence: € 200 fine for slapping a journalist
This is the modest price attributed by a judge in Calabria for the attack on Paolo Orofino in 2014 while doing his job. Ossigeno comments on the outcome.
He offended the memory of the gang boss: initial verdict overturned
On the 13th January 2020 the Palermo Court of Appeal found the journalist Rino Giacalone guilty of the crime of libel and sentenced him to pay a fine of 600 euro plus damages and court costs to civil parties, for an amount of about seven thousand euro.