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The Coalition Against SLAPPs in Europe (CASE) is looking for a coordinator.

Hours: 4 days a weekDuration: July 2024 – May 2025, with the possibility to extend.How to apply: Send an email to [email protected] salary: € 25,000 The Coordinator’s primary responsibility is to coordinate a well run, participatory, inclusive, high energy, high visibility and high impact coalition to fight…
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News Release

How can David stand up to Goliath? Follow the first International Conference on SLAPPs in Poland

From April 25th to 26th, Warsaw will host an international conference addressing SLAPPs, organised by Agora, and members of the Polish Working Group ARTICLE 19 Europe, Helsinki Foundation for Human Rights, Prague Civil Society Center, and Watchdog Poland. The aim is to devise strategies to combat legal harassment against public watchdogs who champion public interests.
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News Release

CoE’s Recommendation represents a significant milestone in the fight against SLAPPs

The CoE Recommendation is comprehensive and, if genuinely implemented, could significantly limit the damage caused by SLAPPs. 
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National Advocacy

CASE’s Country in the Spotlight: Switzerland

CASE’s Country in the Spotlight series shines a spotlight on our regional network which is made up of national groups and coalitions carrying out anti-SLAPP advocacy work on a national level. This month we shine the spotlight on the Anti-SLAPP group from Switzerland aptly named the Swiss…
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News Release

The Anti-SLAPP Directive creates a promising minimum standard for Member States

CASE welcomes the adoption of the Anti-SLAPP Directive in the European Parliament. This directive sets the minimum standards for protecting public watchdogs against abusive litigation.
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Case Study News Release

Corporate SLAPP actions against human rights defenders in Switzerland must end to respect their right to freedom of expression

Amnesty International, along with members of civil society in the CASE coalition and Corporate Crimes Network, welcome the decision of the District Court of Bern-Mittelland to acquit the three individual authors of a report alleging that Kolmar Group AG (“Kolmar”) may have violated international law upon purchasing fuel from an…
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