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The HR Commissioner: Ossigeno monitoring is a valuable tool to extend
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Dunja Mijatović said it visiting the headquarters of the Italian Observatory on threatened journalists in Rome
Italy. Threatened journalists in 2022. Ossigeno’s and Government’s data
Increased number, significant growth in abusive court proceedings and decrease in formal complaints to the authorities
Italy 2022. Threats double, fewer journalists report him to the authorities
564 cases compared to 288 in the same period of 2021 - The share of SLAPPs with respect to acts of violence has increased
The Ossigeno Report 2021-2022 on threatened journalists in Italy
Italy. Many threats, no countermeasures
OSSIGENO - June 9th 2022…
Italy. The “minefield” in which journalists work is illuminated by a small episode
The dismissal of a lawsuit for libel against a reporter sued by the Mayor shows the tide of intimidatory lawsuits not mentioned by the official statistics
In memory of David Sassoli, journalist and President of the European Parliament
Ossigeno recognizes that the role played by David Sassoli in the European Parliament has been invaluable and recalls his commitment to the safety of journalists
Special Report on Greece. Threats, lawsuits, a journalist killed but little is said about it
Not even the murder of journalist Giorgos Karaivaz, killed in Athens on April 2021, neither threats to another reporter, has changed the situation
SLAPPs and threats. Ossigeno and the surprising data provided by CASE platform
Presented together with Vera Jourova, they minimize the phenomenon by showing episodes twenty times lower than those certified by Ossigeno
Journalists threatened. The Italian paradox has been shrunk and hidden in Europe
The European monitoring centre in its first year of activity and the Council of Europe report ten times fewer threats than Ossigeno observatory in Italy
Italy. Ever more threats to journalists. Interpellation to the Government by 6 senators
The number has doubled in a year, they say, citing data from Ossigeno and the Ministry of the Interior. What is the government doing?