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SUMMARY:Per una rete transnazionale di contrasto alle SLAPP: contro i bavagli alla partecipazione pubblica
DESCRIPTION:Le SLAPP (Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation)\, alias “azioni temerarie”\, costituiscono una forma di molestia legale che colpisce non solo la libertà di stampa\, ma la libertà di espressione della società nel suo insieme. L’obiettivo di chi ricorre alle SLAPP\, infatti\, è quello di inibire la partecipazione pubblica\, mettendo a tacere voci critiche su questioni di pubblico interesse. Organizzato nel giorno del sesto anniversario dell’assassinio della giornalista investigativa maltese Daphne Caruana Galizia\, il primo evento pubblico del gruppo di lavoro CASE Italia si propone di esaminare l’impatto del fenomeno delle SLAPP in Italia\, contestualizzarlo nel panorama europeo\, e offrire delle raccomandazioni affinché giornalisti\, attivisti\, avvocati e cittadini\, possano contrastarle. \nL’incontro è organizzato in due sessioni. Il primo panel offre la possibilità di ascoltare da giornalisti ed attivisti bersaglio di SLAPP la propria esperienza personale e professionale. Il secondo panel prevede un confronto tra rappresentanti di categoria\, avvocati ed attivisti\, i quali discuteranno le criticità del contesto italiano e le continuità con il più ampio panorama europeo\, come anche possibili proposte dirette al contrasto delle SLAPP\, volte al rafforzamento della rete transnazionale europea. \nProgramma \n14:30 – 14: 45 Registrazione \n14:45 – 15:00 Introduzione: Sielke Beata Kelner – Ricercatrice e advocacy officer OBCT \n15:00 – 16: 30  Panel: SLAPP: voci ed esperienze dal campo \nIntervengono: \nFrancesco Zambon – Whistleblower \nNello Trocchia – Giornalista Domani \nSara Manisera – Giornalista freelance \nAntonio Tricarico – Campaigner finanza pubblica ReCommon \nCecilia Anesi – Redattrice e cofondatrice IrpiMedia \nAntonella Napoli – Giornalista freelance \nModera: Martina Turola – Responsabile comunicazione The Good Lobby Italia \n16:30 – 17:00 Coffee break \n17:00 – 18: 30 Tavola rotonda: Contrasto alle SLAPP: Cosa può fare la società civile italiana per rafforzare la rete transnazionale? \nIntervengono: \nVittorio di Trapani – Presidente FNSI \nLinda Ravo – Liberties – Avvocata e attivista Liberties \nVirginia Ripa di Meana – Avvocata \nGiulio Vasaturo – Avvocato Articolo 21 \nMarino  Bisso – Giornalista Rete No Bavaglio \nModera: Graziella Di Mambro – Giornalista Articolo 21 \n18:30 – 18:45 Conclusioni: Roberta Taveri – Media Freedom Senior Programme Officer ARTICLE 19 Europe \nLa partecipazione all’evento è gratuita e aperta a tutti\, ma è necessaria la registrazione entro il 14 ottobre 2023 attraverso questo link  . \nSu iniziativa di Articolo 21  \, l’incontro è riconosciuto nell’ambito della Formazione professionale continua dei giornalisti. Per il riconoscimento dei crediti\, gli iscritti all’Ordine dei Giornalisti devono registrarsi sulla piattaforma dedicata  . \n\nMedia Freedom Rapid Response – MFRR \nIl progetto Media Freedom Rapid Response (MFRR)  esamina\, monitora e risponde alle violazioni della libertà di stampa e dei media negli Stati membri dell’UE e nei Paesi candidati\, fornendo sostegno legale e pratico\, advocacy pubblica e informazioni\, diretti a proteggere i giornalisti e gli operatori dei media. MFRR è un consorzio guidato dal Centro europeo per la libertà di stampa e dei media (ECPMF) che comprende ARTICLE 19 Europe\, la Federazione europea dei giornalisti (EFJ)\, Free Press Unlimited (FPU)\, International Press Institute (IPI) e CCI/Osservatorio Balcani Caucaso Transeuropa (OBC Transeuropa). \n  \nCoalition Against SLAPPs in Europe – CASE \nCASE (Coalition Against SLAPPs in Europe)  e’ una coalizione europea composta da organizzazioni non governative creata con l’obiettivo di reagire al rischio che le SLAPP pongono alla partecipazione pubblica. \n  \nCASE Italia \nCASE Italia è un gruppo di lavoro informale costituitosi nel 2020\, i cui lavori sono coordinati da Osservatorio dei Balcani Caucaso Transeuropa. Il gruppo di lavoro affianca CASE nella lotta al contrasto delle SLAPP in Europa. A sostegno di giornalisti\, attivisti\, whistleblowers\, difensori dei diritti e altri soggetti bersaglio di azioni temerarie\, il nostro impegno è diretto a denunciare molestie e intimidazioni legali\, e proteggere i diritti di coloro che si espongono su questioni di pubblico interesse. Fanno parte di CASE Italia: Amnesty International Italia\, ARTICLE 19 Europe\, Articolo 21\, Certi Diritti\, Environmental Paper Network\, Greenpeace Italia\, Meglio Legale\, OBC Transeuropa\, The Good Lobby Italia\, Transparency International Italia. \nPer informazioni: \nresourcecentre@balcanicaucaso.org \nkelner@balcanicaucaso.org
URL:https://www.cci.tn.it/event/per-una-rete-transnazionale-di-contrasto-alle-slapp-contro-i-bavagli-alla-partecipazione-pubblica/
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SUMMARY:Media-Democracy Nexus in the European Space
DESCRIPTION:Media freedom is under serious pressure in Europe\, in a context of political interferences\, verbal\, physical and legal attacks as well generalised conditions characterised by  lack of protection\, that – albeit to different degrees – affect journalists and media professionals across all member states and candidate countries. \nStrategic lawsuits against public participation (SLAPPs) are on the rise\, employed by powerful individuals and companies to avoid public scrutiny and silence critical voices. At the same time\, online harassment and intimidation\, as well as surveillance incidents\, are a growing phenomenon\, directed against those dealing with corruption\, human rights and other issues relevant to the rule of law. \nAlongside with ensuring fair elections\, and countering disinformation\, strengthening media freedom figures as one of the key priorities on the EU current agenda\, as articulated in the 2020 European Democracy Action Plan  . Throughout the past few years\, EU institutions have been issuing and discussing a number of measures directed towards ensuring a better protection of journalists  \, countering abusive and exaggerated   lawsuits  \, and protecting media pluralism and independence  . Such endeavours testify to the role played by civil society in drawing the attention and establishing a dialogue with EU policymakers on the ways to support and promote media freedom and freedom of expression\, and on the pivotal role played by such rights in strengthening the resilience of EU democracies. \nThree thematic sessions will explore the intersection between media and rule of law across Europe from different thematic angles\, geographic and/or professional backgrounds. \nThe event will take place in English with simultaneous translation in Italian. \nAttendance is free\, but registration is required. Register here   \nPROGRAMME: \n9:00 – 10:00 \nWelcome and registration \n10:00 – 10:30 \nOpening remarks \nAmb. Lamberto Zannier\, president of CCI scientific board\, former OSCE secretary general \nLuisa Chiodi\, scientific director at OBC Transeuropa \nEsma Cakir\, President at Associazione Stampa Estera in Italia (tbc) \n10:30 – 12:00 \nPanel 1 – Towards a European society equipped to respond to SLAPPs: countering vexatious lawsuits through awareness raising and training activities \nThe anti-SLAPP proposed directive and the anti-SLAPP Recommendations adopted by the EC in April 2022 signal an increased awareness of the need for effective policy and practical tools to counter vexatious lawsuits against public participation. By exploring existing challenges and viable approaches to counter gag lawsuits\, the panel will identify effective models to strengthen resilience and foster cooperation among relevant actors\, such as journalists\, activists and legal practitioners. \nIntroduction: Sielke Kelner\, OBC Transeuropa researcher and advocacy officer \nModerator: Roberta Taveri\, Media Freedom Programme Officer at Article 19 Europe \nSpeakers: \nSara Manisera\, freelance journalist \nVesna Alaburić\, lawyer and media legislation expert \nJelena Vasić\, project manager at KRIK \nEmina Veljović\, director of the Aarhus Centre Sarajevo \n12:00 – 12:30 \nCoffee break \n12:30 – 14:00 \nPanel 2 – European Media Freedom Act: the delicate intersection between market regulations and the protection of journalism \nThe panel will explore the innovations included in the European Media Freedom Act\, focussing on how the challenging attempt to harmonise the norms and provisions that regulate journalism in the different member states can either promote or curb the free exercise of the profession and the rights to freedom of expression in the European space. From state advertising and state funded media to media ownership\, from the protection of editorial independence to anti-surveillance measures\, the EMFA addresses contested domains where conflictual political views and economic demands challenge the essence of journalism as a cornerstone of our democracy. \nIntroduction: Dimitri Bettoni\, OBC Transeuropa journalist and researcher \nModerator: Oliver Money-Kyrle\, head of European advocacy at International Press Institute (IPI) \nSpeakers: \nRenate Schroeder\, director at European Federation of Journalists (EFJ) \nDimitri Deliolanes\, journalist \nElda Brogi\, scientific coordinator at Centre for Media Pluralism and Media Freedom \nGianluca Amadori\, professional councillor Italian Order of Journalists \n14:00 – 15:30 \nLight lunch \n15:30 – 17:00 \nPanel 3 – Ensuring the safety of journalists: the role of law enforcement authorities  \nIn 2021 the European Commission adopted its Recommendations on the protection\, safety and empowerment of journalists calling on Member states to ensure safe working conditions for journalists and media workers. Yet\, threats and attacks against journalists remain an issue of concern in many EU member states as well as in candidate countries. The panel will investigate the relationship between journalism and law enforcement authorities: on the one hand it will explore the potential for a constructive collaboration\, while on the other it will discuss the potential threat that law enforcement authorities may represent when they act in a context of fragile rule of law. \nIntroduction: Serena Epis\, OBC Transeuropa researcher \nModerator: Guusje Somer\, policy and advocacy officer at Free Press Unlimited (FPU) \nSpeakers: \nEmilia Șercan\, investigative journalist and assistant professor at the University of Bucharest \nBlerjana Bino\, researcher at Safe Journalists Network (possibly from remote) \nPaolo Borrometi\, FNSI national councillor and contact person for projects on legality education and political\, union and legislative initiatives\, AGI co-director and president at Article 21 \nSrdan Kosović\, editor-in-chief at Vijesti \n17:00 – 17:30 \nClosing remarks  \nChiara Sighele\, programme director at OBC Transeuropa \nLaurens Hueting\, Senior Advocacy Officer at European Centre for Press and Media Freedom (ECPMF) \nBenjamin Fishman\, coordinator of Italian programmes at Heinrich Böll Stiftung Francia – Italia \n17:30 – 19:00 \nAperitivo \nINFO: Osservatorio Balcani Caucaso Transeuropa \nSerena Epis – e-mail: resourcecentre@balcanicaucaso.org \nThe conference is organised by OBC Transeuropa/CCI within the MFRR project\, in cooperation with the Heinrich Böll Stiftung Paris\, France – Italy and with the support of Federazione Nazionale Stampa Italiana and Consiglio Nazionale Ordine dei giornalisti
URL:https://www.cci.tn.it/event/media-democracy-nexus-in-the-european-space/
LOCATION:Associazione della Stampa Estera in Italia\, Via dell'Umiltà\, 83/C\, Roma
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