International Libel and Privacy Handbook

In the age of digital media, journalists, authors and publishers, as well as the lawyers who serve them, know the rules around the world. The International Libel and Privacy Handbook, 2024-2025 Edition is the indispensable go-to resource for media content providers wherever they are based. This fully updated and expanded edition of the critically acclaimed handbook gives you instant access to relevant libel and privacy laws and important legal rulings in Europe, Asia, the Middle East and the Americas, in a plain-language easy-to-read format. This handbook provides editors and their lawyers with quick answers to the most commonly-asked newsroom legal questions, provided by an all-star group of media law specialists from around the world.
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In the age of digital media, journalists, authors and publishers, as well as the lawyers who serve them, know the rules around the world. The International Libel and Privacy Handbook, 2024-2025 Edition, is the indispensable go-to resource for media content providers wherever they are based. This fully updated and expanded edition of the critically acclaimed handbook gives you instant access to relevant libel and privacy laws and important legal rulings in Europe, Asia, the Middle East and the Americas, in a plain-language easy-to-read format. This handbook provides editors and their lawyers with quick answers to the most commonly-asked newsroom legal questions, provided by an all-star group of media law specialists from around the world.

While the bulk of its coverage is devoted to providing the straight facts about the media laws of more than thirty nations, worldwide, this book's overriding purpose is to help you avoid libel suits rather than fighting a suit once one has been filed against you. To that end, each author provides an analytical framework for reviewing your practices in light of the fundamental moral philosophy, political history, cultural biases and economic structures informing his or her nation's media and privacy laws.

The 2022-2023 edition ISBN is 9781663307286.

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Table of contents

PART I AMERICAS


Foreword by Lee Bollinger

Acknowledgments

Introduction: How to Use This Book

Preface: Understanding Media Law in the Global Context

About the Editor

About the Contributors


CHAPTER 1 Argentina

§ 1.01 The Argentinean Legal System

CHAPTER 2 Brazil

§ 2.01 The Brazilian Constitution, the Civil and Criminal Code and Media Law

CHAPTER 3 Canada

§ 3.01 Introduction to the Canadian Legal System

CHAPTER 4 Chile

§ 4.01 Introduction to the Chilean Legal System

§ 4.02 The Chilean Civil Code Tradition

CHAPTER 5 Mexico

§ 5.01 The Mexican Legal System

CHAPTER 6 United States

§ 6.01 The United States Legal System


PART II ASIA

CHAPTER 7 Australia

§ 7.01 Australian Media Law

CHAPTER 8 China

§ 8.01 The Chinese Legal System

§ 8.02 APPENDIX: Navigating Media Law in China

CHAPTER 9 Hong Kong

§ 9.01 The Hong Kong Legal System

CHAPTER 10 India

§ 10.01 The Indian Legal System

CHAPTER 11 Japan

§ 11.01 The Japanese Legal System

CHAPTER 12 Korea

§ 12.01 Introduction to the Korean Legal System

CHAPTER 13 Malaysia

§ 13.01 The Malaysian Legal System

CHAPTER 14 Singapore

§ 14.01 Introduction to the Singapore Legal System

CHAPTER 15 Thailand

§ 15.01 The Thai Legal System


PART III EUROPE

CHAPTER 16 Libel and Privacy Under the European Convention on Human Rights Law

§ 16.01 Libel and Privacy under the European Convention on Human Rights Law: An Overview

CHAPTER 17 Belgium

§ 17.01 The Belgian Legal System

CHAPTER 18 The Czech Republic

§ 18.01 Czech Media Law

CHAPTER 19 England and Wales

§ 19.01 The United Kingdom Legal System

CHAPTER 20 France

§ 20.01 The French Legal System

CHAPTER 21 Germany

§ 21.01 The German Legal System

CHAPTER 22 Italy

§ 22.01 Introduction to Italian Media Law

§ 22.02 The Structure of the Civil Court System

CHAPTER 23 Netherlands

§ 23.01 Dutch Media Law

CHAPTER 24 Poland

§ 24.01 Polish Media Law

CHAPTER 25 Russia

§ 25.01 The Russian Legal System

CHAPTER 26 Spain

§ 26.01 Introduction to the Spanish Legal System

CHAPTER 27 Switzerland

§ 27.01 The Swiss Legal System

CHAPTER 28 Turkey

§ 28.01 Introduction to the Turkish Legal System


PART IV MIDDLE EAST

CHAPTER 29 The Middle East

§ 29.01 Media Law in the Middle East

CHAPTER 30 Israel

§ 30.01 The Israeli Legal System

CHAPTER 31 Jordan

§ 31.01 Introduction to the Jordanian Legal System

CHAPTER 32 Qatar

§ 32.01 Introduction to the Qatari Legal System

CHAPTER 33 The United Arab Emirates (UAE)

§ 33.01 Introduction to the UAE’s legal system and its Media Law

Index