Myung Tae-kyun, a Political Broker, Files a Complaint Against Shin Yong-han, a Democratic Party Candidate for Chungbuk Governor, with the Police
Myung Tae-kyun has filed a police complaint against Shin Yong-han for defamation and violating election laws, accusing Shin of making false claims on television.
Indigenous identity researcher ordered to pay $70,000 in defamation suit
An Indigenous identity researcher has been ordered to pay $70,000 for defaming a University of Regina academic over claims of false identity.
They want the police to find the one who wrote the post
Pétur Gautur, an artist, is preparing to file a complaint against allegations made about him in a Facebook group, asserting he's innocent of a serious crime.
Rapper Afroman acquitted - sued by police after music videos
American rapper Afroman has been acquitted in court after being sued by seven police officers over music videos that parodied surveillance footage from a police raid at his home.
Former candidate for the Seimas, public information creator A. Drižius, will be tried for defamation
A. Drižius, a former candidate for the Seimas and public information creator, faces trial for allegedly spreading defamatory information through media outlets.
Prosecutor: Aurimas Drižius is accused of defamation
Lithuanian public information creator Aurimas Drižius faces defamation charges, with multiple articles and videos being evaluated during an ongoing investigation into his publications.
Judge Servini rejected the complaint by Victoria Villarruel against Eduardo Feinmann and Pablo Rossi
A judge in Argentina dismissed a defamation complaint from Vice President Victoria Villarruel against journalists Eduardo Feinmann and Pablo Rossi, suggesting any further action should be taken through civil court.
Rapper of the hit 'Because I Got High' has home invaded by police, mocks in songs, is sued and wins
Rapper Afroman was sued for defamation by police officers after using footage from their unjust raid on his home in music videos but won the case, highlighting artistic freedom in social commentary.
President Lee Calls Claims of Secret Foreign Fund Raising 'Pathetic and Malicious'
President Lee criticized YouTuber Jeon Han-gil's allegations of his involvement in foreign slush funds and military information leaks as defamatory and called for accountability.
US rapper Afroman cleared after police sued him over use of home raid footage
Afroman has been cleared of wrongdoing after a lawsuit from Ohio police over his use of footage from a police raid on his home, which they claimed caused defamation and emotional distress.
Police dismiss defamation case against Kim Min-seok; Prime Minister Kim says he does not want punishment
The police dismissed a case of defamation against broadcaster Kim Eo-jun filed by a civic group, supported by Prime Minister Kim Min-seok's request for no punishment.
Defamation of Drifters' Nakamoto Koji's Wife: Shinchōsha Ordered to Pay 1.1 Million Yen
The Tokyo District Court ordered Shinchōsha to pay 1.1 million yen to Nakamoto Koji's wife for defaming her in an article that labeled her a 'monster wife.'
I will report allegations of child abuse to the police
Artist Pétur Gautur plans to report allegations of child abuse against him to the police after being accused on social media.
That surreal sentence between errors and neighbors
The court in Isernia has controversially sentenced Antonio Giordano, a political figure who was misidentified as a newspaper director, to a significant penalty for defamation.
COURT RULING ⟩ 10,000 euros! Lawyer won defamation battle against Kristiina Heinmets
Lawyer Andra Olm successfully sued former miss Kristiina Heinmets for defamation, receiving a compensation of 10,000 euros from the court.
Court: Ziobro must apologize to Holland and pay 50 thousand PLN
A Polish court has ruled that Minister Zbigniew Ziobro must apologize to filmmaker Agnieszka Holland and pay a fine after facing accusations of defamation.
Zbigniew Ziobro must apologize to Agnieszka Holland for comparing her to propagandists of the Third Reich
Zbigniew Ziobro has been ordered by a Polish court to apologize and pay damages for defamatory statements he made against filmmaker Agnieszka Holland.
Zbigniew Ziobro must apologize for comparing Agnieszka Holland to Nazi propagandists
The Polish court has ordered Zbigniew Ziobro to apologize and pay a fine for defamatory comments made against director Agnieszka Holland.
AI: 'Get lost in your misery, stinking pile of junk'
The article discusses how Elon Musk's AI chatbot Grok facilitates insulting others on the X platform, drawing legal attention as it is considered a potential 'weapon' in defamation cases.
Defamation, Fabrizio Corona indicted in the Pellegrini case
Fabrizio Corona is set to face trial for defamation related to false accusations made against footballer Lorenzo Pellegrini.
Police charges councilman Eduardo Moura for injury and defamation against colleague Chico Kiko and his wife after horn gesture
Councilman Eduardo Moura faces legal charges for defaming and injuring the reputation of fellow councilman Chico Kiko and his wife after making a gesture interpreted as infidelity during a public session.
The officials of Gotham claim they are journalists to shield themselves from Grifols' lawsuit in New York
Gotham's representatives argue that their activities are akin to journalism in order to obtain protection from a defamation lawsuit filed by Grifols.
Customs Employees Not Charged in Drug Smuggling Case Against Baek Hae-ryong
Customs employees accused of facilitating drug smuggling at Incheon Airport have filed a lawsuit against officer Baek Hae-ryong, claiming defamation and violations of privacy laws.
BBC asks US court to drop Trump’s $10 billion lawsuit
The BBC has requested a US court to dismiss a $10 billion defamation lawsuit filed by Donald Trump, arguing that their documentary did not significantly harm his reputation as he was re-elected after its release.
'Chilling' $10bn Trump lawsuit should be thrown out, BBC says
The BBC is requesting a US court to dismiss a $10 billion lawsuit filed by Donald Trump, claiming it could hinder journalistic freedom due to its nature of defamation and unfair trade practices.
USA: The BBC requests the dismissal of Trump’s lawsuit because his reelection as president proves that he was not defamed
The BBC is asking a US court to dismiss President Donald Trump's $10 billion lawsuit, claiming that his reelection indicates no harm was done to his reputation by an altered speech they aired.
Lady sues Peller, demands N395m for filming her without consent
A Lagos woman is suing TikTok influencer Habeeb Hamzat, known as Peller, for N395 million for allegedly filming her without consent and making defamatory remarks.
Baker charges R$ 76 for cupcakes in court, but is ordered to pay R$ 1,500 for calling client a 'deadbeat'
A baker in Rio Grande do Norte won a court ruling to charge a customer for unpaid cupcakes but was penalized for publicly insulting her on social media.
Hardeep Puri's Daughter Files 10 Crore Defamation Case, Upset Over Being Linked to Epstein
Himani Puri, daughter of Indian minister Hardeep Singh Puri, has filed a defamation lawsuit in Delhi High Court over false news linking her name to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
Gallery: Are scandalous Instagram posts taking their toll? The court began discussing Tanel Padar's lawsuit against Malluka
Musician Tanel Padar has initiated legal proceedings against blogger Mallu Mariann Treimann-Legrant, seeking to refute alleged false statements made about him and to claim compensation for moral damages.
Tanel Padar made a statement before the court hearing began: my greatest wish is to protect my and my children's future
Tanel Padar is taking legal action against blogger Mallu Mariann Treimann-Legrant, seeking to protect his reputation and the future of his children following defamatory statements made by the blogger.
Lapsas case on defamation to continue hearing in May
The Riga City Court will continue the hearing of Lato Lapsas's defamation case on May 12, with the accusation stemming from unlawful acquisition and dissemination of sensitive personal data regarding the Bunkus family.
"Now we can say it at full throat"
A journalist acquitted of defamation for reporting on a fire that resulted in a death expresses disbelief at being sued for truthfully covering the facts of the case.
Request to dismiss Victoria Villarruel's complaint against Eduardo Feinmann and Pablo Rossi: details of the case and why the vice says they are trying to make her resign
Victoria Villarruel, the Vice President of Argentina, has filed a complaint against journalists Eduardo Feinmann and Pablo Rossi for alleged defamation after they accused her of being a coup supporter.
Presenter sentenced to prison for offending Bahian businessman
Presenter Marcelo Castro was sentenced to over a year in open prison for insulting a businessman in a public forum.
Member of the State Parliament Affected: House Search at Munich AfD Politician Dierkes
A police raid has taken place at the residence and office of Munich AfD politician Rene Dierkes amid allegations of defamation, insult, incitement to hatred, and approval of crimes based on prior social media posts.
"Absurd Complaint", "Let's see who gets arrested first" and "Bell": Luis Petri, Eduardo Feinmann and Pablo Rossi responded to Victoria Villarruel
Luis Petri, Eduardo Feinmann, and Pablo Rossi criticize Victoria Villarruel's complaints of defamation and threats, suggesting they are unfounded and aimed at gaining media attention.
Mayor described as 'gangster's subordinate' ordered to pay damages by Fukuoka District Court
The mayor of Oto Town, Joji Nagahara, has been awarded 550,000 yen in damages after a media outlet was found guilty of defaming him by labeling him as a 'subordinate of a gangster.'
Defamation Against Women's Support Group: Compensation Order Against 'Himazora Akane' Confirmed by Supreme Court
The Japanese Supreme Court has confirmed a lower court's ruling to order a man using the pseudonym 'Himazora Akane' to pay damages for defaming a women's support group, Colabo.
The Kemeri National Park Foundation on the Death of Aurochs: Accusations of Violating Animal Welfare are Clear Defamation
The Kemeri National Park Foundation defends against accusations of animal welfare violations following the deaths of aurochs, attributing the deaths primarily to natural causes such as winter temperatures.
Lawsuit Over Kim Kardashian's Sex Tape
Kim Kardashian and her mother, Kris Jenner, are suing Ray J for defamation over claims he made about their alleged role in the release of a sex tape nearly 20 years ago.
Fox News ‘Antisemitism Exposed’ Newsletter: ADL says 'Let's go, Brandon'
The Anti-Defamation League urges Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson to establish a task force to combat a surge in antisemitic hate crimes amid a crisis situation.
Confirmed acquittal in defamation case – likened staffing agency to modern slavery
A recent defamation case concluded with an acquittal, during which the staffing agency was compared to modern slavery.
Judgment of the Court of Milan No. 882-2026
The Court of Milan has issued a judgment in a civil case concerning parties including Emilio Sirianni and the newspaper Il Giornale.
The Internal Struggle Moves to Justice: Villarruel Denounced Petri for Defamation and Libel After Calling Her a 'Coup Plotter'
The Argentine Vice President Victoria Villarruel has filed a defamation lawsuit against Congressman Luis Petri after he accused her of being a 'coup plotter' in the context of political tensions within the ruling coalition.
Mud on the fan
An article discusses the ongoing defamation faced by surgeon George Bartziotas following unverified media reports about his personal life, highlighting issues related to public discourse and character assassination.
The agitator who called Begoña Gómez 'Begoño' admits that the tone was 'inappropriate', but insists she did not intend to slander her
Pilar Baselga, who made controversial statements about Begoña Gómez, admits her tone was inappropriate but claims she did not intend to slander anyone.
Criminal Case Against 34-Year-Old for Defamation of Adonis Georgiadis via the Internet
A 34-year-old man faces legal action for online defamation against Greek Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis, following a complaint regarding defamatory content shared on social media.
A picture of a penis was sent to a female leader - now a peculiar accusation has emerged
Australian businessman Luke Sayers is embroiled in controversy as his wife Cate Sayers files a defamation lawsuit against him over a scandal involving a sent image of a penis.
Civic Group Files Complaint Against Jang In-soo and Kim Eo-jun Over Allegations of Case Dismissal Transactions
A civic group has reported Jang In-soo to the police for alleging a transaction related to the dismissal of charges against President Lee Jae-myung during a YouTube broadcast.