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The Media Law Forum Workshop Explores Collaborative Strategies for Implementing the Online Safety Act

The Media Law Forum hosted an enriching two-day residential workshop at the esteemed Mount Lavinia Hotel, spanning from May 11th to May 12th, 2024. This workshop served as a pivotal platform for media actors and lawyers to delve into the intricacies of the Online Safety Act. Day one of the

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Addressing Repressive Legislation: Upholding Free Speech and Press Freedom in Hambanthota District

The Media Law Forum organized a discussion forum with journalists and media activists in the Hambanthota district on April 25, 2024. The aim was to provide legal awareness regarding laws pertaining to journalism and the freedom of expression. Fourteen media representatives actively participated in this forum, which was chaired by

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Call for Applications: Lawyers for Residential Workshop on Online Safety Act

The Media Law Forum is organizing a two-day residential workshop tailored for lawyers, focusing on the Online Safety Act and its practical application. This workshop will delve into the provisions of the Online Safety Act and foster collaboration between lawyers and media activists, with the aim of creating an environment

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Call for Applications: Media Actors for Residential Workshop on Online Safety Act

The Media Law Forum is organizing a comprehensive two-day residential workshop aimed at media actors focusing on the Online Safety Act. This workshop is designed to delve into the relevant provisions of the Act and facilitate collaboration between media actors and lawyers. Participants will gain the knowledge and skills necessary

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“The Media Law Forum Releases Five Articles on Legal Provisions and Hate Speech”

“The Media Law Forum has painstakingly developed five articles to enlighten readers on the complexities of legal provisions and hate speech, thereby contributing to a broader discourse on these critical issues. With a steadfast commitment to linguistic diversity, we are proud to present two articles each in English and Tamil,

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Awareness program on the Online Safety Act for lawyers

Media Law Forum organized an Awareness Program on the Online Safety Act tailored for lawyers, which took place on the 3rd of April 2024, from 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. at the Galle Face Hotel. The event featured esteemed resource persons who brought invaluable expertise to the discussions: President Counsel

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Empowering Journalists and media activists in Rathnapura : Navigating Legal and Political Landscapes for Freedom of Expression

The Media Law Forum recently organized a workshop in Rathnapura, aiming to educate journalists and media activists on media laws in Sri Lanka. The event provided insights into existing media laws and highlighted recent legislative changes affecting the media landscape. Participants gained a deeper understanding of constitutional provisions, police ordinances,

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Empowering Future Media Professionals: Navigating the Changing Landscape of Media Regulations

In a strategic initiative aimed at equipping the next generation of media professionals, a symposium titled “Navigating the Changing Landscape of Media Regulations” was recently conducted for third-year undergraduate students pursuing a Mass Communication Honors Degree at the University of Jaffna. This insightful event sought to enhance the legal literacy

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Networking Event in Vavuniya : Workshop Designed to address Critical Issues Related to Freedom of Expression in the Country

The Media Law Forum recently orchestrated a networking event in Vavuniya, Sri Lanka, with a specific focus on the Northern Province. Conducted on the evening of November 5, 2023, the workshop was designed to address critical issues related to freedom of expression in the country. The primary goal of the

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discussion forum : ‘Strengthening Capacities of Journalists in Using Legal Tools to Address Hate Speech and Call for Law Reforms in Sri Lanka’

On the morning of November 05, 2023, in Vavniya, an event coordinated by the Media Law Forum, a prominent advocate for legal discussions pertaining to media, represented a significant stride in the continuous efforts to enhance the capabilities of journalists in addressing the widespread issue of hate speech. Positioned within

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