Articles tagged with: Strategic Litigation Against Public Participation (SLAPP)

7 years late, Delhi HC finally cancels IIPM injunction SLAPed on Caravan

Took long enough after publication of the original Caravan article, and yet again proves that strategic litigation against public participation (SLAPP) can be quite effective at stifling or at least significantly delaying dissent…

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SC orders IIPM 'bogus litigation' vs Caravan transferred from Silchar to Delhi HC

A Supreme Court bench headed by Justice Madan Lokur has transferred to the Delhi high court the four-year old Rs 50 crore defamation suit by the Delhi-based Indian Institute of Planning and Management (IIPM) that was filed in Silchar, Assam, which had in 2011 passed an injunction against the Delhi-based publisher of The Caravan magazine for a hard-hitting profile of its founder Arindam Chaudhuri.

4 things that the Law Commission must fix in Indian freedom of speech laws: Amnesty, i-Probono

Legal assistance NGO i-Probono and human rights organisation Amnesty International India recommended changes in defamation and contempt laws to the Law Commission of India to meet international standards on freedom of speech and expression and protect journalists and civil society from the looming t...

Essar v Greenpeace case files: Dhruve Liladhar for Essar; Mihir Desai for Greenpeace alleges SLAPP & misusing IB reports

Essar: Claims it doesn't kill forests
Essar: Claims it doesn't kill forests
[Read the litigation files & IB reports]: After the Essar Group last week tried to bring an Intelligence Bureau (IB) report into its litigation against Greenpeace, the NGO is claiming that it’s a strategic litigation against public participation (SLAPP).