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Prince Harry's Lawsuit Against Murdoch's UK Group Moves Towards Trial
Prince Harry is continuing his lawsuit against Rupert Murdoch's News Group Newspapers (NGN) over alleged unlawful activities by journalists and private investigators despite dozens of others settling their cases, his lawyer said on Friday.
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Russia Begins Closed-Door Trial For US Reporter On Spy Charges
A shaven-headed Evan Gershkovich went on trial behind closed doors on Wednesday in a Russian court where the US journalist is facing accusations of espionage.
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Russia Sends Journalist To 2-Month Custody For Links To Alexei Navalny Group
A Moscow court on Friday ordered a journalist who covered the trials of late Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny to be held in pre-trial detention on "extremism" charges.
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Philippine Nobel Winner, Journalist Maria Ressa Acquitted Of Tax Fraud
Philippines Nobel laureate Maria Ressa and her news site Rappler were acquitted of tax fraud by a trial court on Tuesday, in another legal victory for the embattled journalist.
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Russian Court Rejects Appeal To Release US Journalist Evan Gershkovich
A Russian court on Thursday rejected an appeal to release US reporter Evan Gershkovich from detention in Moscow, an AFP journalist in the courtroom said, ahead of his trial on contested espionage charges.
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Delhi High Court Stays Proceedings In BJP vs Journalist Defamation Case
The Delhi High Court on Tuesday stayed the proceedings before the trial court in a defamation case lodged by Delhi BJP spokesperson Tajinder Pal Singh Bagga against journalist Swati Chaturvedi.
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Life Imprisonment Requested For Russian Soldier In Kyiv War Crimes Trial
Ukrainian prosecutors on Thursday requested a life sentence for the first Russian soldier on trial for war crimes since the start of Moscow's invasion, AFP journalists in the courtroom reported.
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Turkey Hands Journalist Jamal Khashoggi Trial To Saudi Arabia
A Turkish court ruled as expected on Thursday to halt the trial of Saudi suspects over the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi and transfer it to Saudi Arabia
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Turkey Trial In Journalist Khashoggi's Killing "Nearing Deadlock": Watchdog
A Turkish court resumed a trial over the killing of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi on Tuesday, as a journalism watchdog described the case as "nearing deadlock" and said the hearing needed to include Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's role.
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Delhi High Court Adjourns MJ Akbar Plea Challenging Trial Court Order
The Delhi High Court on Wednesday adjourned till August 11 hearing on the petition of former union minister MJ Akbar challenging a trial court order which had dismissed the criminal defamation case filed by him against journalist Priya Ramani.
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Chinese Citizen Journalist To Face Trial For Reporting On Covid In Wuhan
A citizen journalist detained in China after reporting from the Covid-19 ground zero of Wuhan will face trial later this month, her lawyer said Friday, as fears grow for her health.
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MJ Akbar's Defamation Case Against Priya Ramani Sent Back To Same Judge
Ending all uncertainity over the trial in the criminal defamation complaint filed by former union minister MJ Akbar against journalist Priya Ramani, a Delhi court on Thursday sent back the case to the judge who was hearing it for two years.
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Court To Decide On October 22 On Transfer Of MJ Akbar's Defamation Case Against Priya Ramani
A Delhi court today said if it is found that the magisterial court trying the criminal defamation case filed by former union minister MJ Akbar against journalist Priya Ramani for two years did not have the jurisdiction, "the entire trial, and not just the final argument, gets vitiated".
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Saudi Arabia Jails Eight Over Khashoggi Murder, Fiancee Decries Trial
A Saudi Arabian court on Monday jailed eight people for between seven and 20 years for the 2018 murder of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi, state media reported, four months after his family forgave his killers and enabled death sentences to be set aside.
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Media Should Stop "Parallel Trial" In Sushant Rajput Case: Press Council
Taking strong objection to the coverage of the Sushant Singh Rajput case by the media, the Press Council of India on Friday said the media should adhere to the norms of journalistic conduct in covering cases under investigation and is advised not to carry out its own "parallel trial".
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Prince Harry's Lawsuit Against Murdoch's UK Group Moves Towards Trial
Prince Harry is continuing his lawsuit against Rupert Murdoch's News Group Newspapers (NGN) over alleged unlawful activities by journalists and private investigators despite dozens of others settling their cases, his lawyer said on Friday.
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Russia Begins Closed-Door Trial For US Reporter On Spy Charges
A shaven-headed Evan Gershkovich went on trial behind closed doors on Wednesday in a Russian court where the US journalist is facing accusations of espionage.
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Russia Sends Journalist To 2-Month Custody For Links To Alexei Navalny Group
A Moscow court on Friday ordered a journalist who covered the trials of late Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny to be held in pre-trial detention on "extremism" charges.
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Philippine Nobel Winner, Journalist Maria Ressa Acquitted Of Tax Fraud
Philippines Nobel laureate Maria Ressa and her news site Rappler were acquitted of tax fraud by a trial court on Tuesday, in another legal victory for the embattled journalist.
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Russian Court Rejects Appeal To Release US Journalist Evan Gershkovich
A Russian court on Thursday rejected an appeal to release US reporter Evan Gershkovich from detention in Moscow, an AFP journalist in the courtroom said, ahead of his trial on contested espionage charges.
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Delhi High Court Stays Proceedings In BJP vs Journalist Defamation Case
The Delhi High Court on Tuesday stayed the proceedings before the trial court in a defamation case lodged by Delhi BJP spokesperson Tajinder Pal Singh Bagga against journalist Swati Chaturvedi.
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Life Imprisonment Requested For Russian Soldier In Kyiv War Crimes Trial
Ukrainian prosecutors on Thursday requested a life sentence for the first Russian soldier on trial for war crimes since the start of Moscow's invasion, AFP journalists in the courtroom reported.
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Turkey Hands Journalist Jamal Khashoggi Trial To Saudi Arabia
A Turkish court ruled as expected on Thursday to halt the trial of Saudi suspects over the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi and transfer it to Saudi Arabia
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Turkey Trial In Journalist Khashoggi's Killing "Nearing Deadlock": Watchdog
A Turkish court resumed a trial over the killing of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi on Tuesday, as a journalism watchdog described the case as "nearing deadlock" and said the hearing needed to include Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's role.
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Delhi High Court Adjourns MJ Akbar Plea Challenging Trial Court Order
The Delhi High Court on Wednesday adjourned till August 11 hearing on the petition of former union minister MJ Akbar challenging a trial court order which had dismissed the criminal defamation case filed by him against journalist Priya Ramani.
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Chinese Citizen Journalist To Face Trial For Reporting On Covid In Wuhan
A citizen journalist detained in China after reporting from the Covid-19 ground zero of Wuhan will face trial later this month, her lawyer said Friday, as fears grow for her health.
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MJ Akbar's Defamation Case Against Priya Ramani Sent Back To Same Judge
Ending all uncertainity over the trial in the criminal defamation complaint filed by former union minister MJ Akbar against journalist Priya Ramani, a Delhi court on Thursday sent back the case to the judge who was hearing it for two years.
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Court To Decide On October 22 On Transfer Of MJ Akbar's Defamation Case Against Priya Ramani
A Delhi court today said if it is found that the magisterial court trying the criminal defamation case filed by former union minister MJ Akbar against journalist Priya Ramani for two years did not have the jurisdiction, "the entire trial, and not just the final argument, gets vitiated".
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Saudi Arabia Jails Eight Over Khashoggi Murder, Fiancee Decries Trial
A Saudi Arabian court on Monday jailed eight people for between seven and 20 years for the 2018 murder of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi, state media reported, four months after his family forgave his killers and enabled death sentences to be set aside.
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Media Should Stop "Parallel Trial" In Sushant Rajput Case: Press Council
Taking strong objection to the coverage of the Sushant Singh Rajput case by the media, the Press Council of India on Friday said the media should adhere to the norms of journalistic conduct in covering cases under investigation and is advised not to carry out its own "parallel trial".
