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Showing 25–29 of 29 articles for “defamation”

Official Immunity vs Individual Accountability: Limits of Protection in Defamation Cases

When does diplomatic or organizational immunity shield a person from criminal defamation? The Supreme Court clarifies the boundaries.

Official Duty vs Personal Liability: Defining Immunity in Defamation Cases

Can a diplomat or international organization worker claim immunity for defamation? The Supreme Court clarifies when official duty ends and personal liability begins.

Diplomatic Immunity vs Defamation: The Liang Case and Limits of Official Acts

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on ADB staff immunity, defamation, and why diplomatic immunity is not absolute for criminal acts.

Grave Oral Defamation When Does Filing A Complaint Stop The Clock

Learn when filing a complaint stops the prescriptive period for grave oral defamation under Philippine law.

Libel and Free Speech: The Limits of Defamation in Workplace Communications

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on direct contempt clarifies the boundary between free speech and defamatory conduct in workplace settings.