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Netanyahu Calls UN's Declaration Of Famine In Gaza A "Modern Blood Libel"
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office has dismissed the United Nation's declaration of famine in Gaza and called it an "outright lie" and "modern blood libel".
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The Controversy Around Aamir Khan's Son's Debut Film, Decision Likely Today
The fate of Netflix film 'Maharaj', set to mark the debut of Aamir Khan's son Junaid, hangs in balance with a Vaishnavite sect alleging that it misrepresents their religious beliefs.
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As Aamir Khan's Son's Netflix Film Halted, An 1862 Case And PM Modi's Old Blog On It
The release of the launch film of Junaid Khan, Aamir Khan's son, on Netflix has been stayed by Gujarat High Court. In the annals of India's legal history, few cases have had as profound an impact as the 1862 Maharaj Libel Case.
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Prince Harry To Give Historic Court Testimony In UK Phone Tapping Case
Prince Harry will become the first senior British royal to give evidence in court for more than a century when he testifies this week against a tabloid newspaper publisher at London's High Court.
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Prince Harry, UK Newspaper Agree Pause Of Defamation Case
Prince Harry and Associated Newspapers, one of Britain's biggest media publishers, have agreed a temporary pause in his libel claim to try to settle the case.
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Benjamin Netanyahu Wins Libel Case Over Claim That Wife Kicked Him Out Of Car
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his wife Sara won a libel suit on Sunday against an Israeli journalist who claimed that she once kicked her husband out of their car during an argument.
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US Jury Hears Bryant Gumbel Testimony in HBO Libel Trial
A federal jury heard testimony from Bryant Gumbel on Friday at a trial in which HBO faces libel claims over a report aired on the TV journalist's popular sports news programme that focussed on child labour in India.
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Philippine leader defends controversial 'cyber libel' law
Philippine President Benigno Aquino on Wednesday defended a controversial cybercrime law penalising online libel, a day after the top court upheld its legality in a setback for campaigners who argue it could curb Internet freedom.
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David Beckham Goes To Court Again Over Sex Claims
Beckham has lodged an appeal to overturn a court's decision to throw out his claim, against a US magazine which printed false sex slurs.
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Netanyahu Calls UN's Declaration Of Famine In Gaza A "Modern Blood Libel"
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office has dismissed the United Nation's declaration of famine in Gaza and called it an "outright lie" and "modern blood libel".
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The Controversy Around Aamir Khan's Son's Debut Film, Decision Likely Today
The fate of Netflix film 'Maharaj', set to mark the debut of Aamir Khan's son Junaid, hangs in balance with a Vaishnavite sect alleging that it misrepresents their religious beliefs.
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As Aamir Khan's Son's Netflix Film Halted, An 1862 Case And PM Modi's Old Blog On It
The release of the launch film of Junaid Khan, Aamir Khan's son, on Netflix has been stayed by Gujarat High Court. In the annals of India's legal history, few cases have had as profound an impact as the 1862 Maharaj Libel Case.
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Prince Harry To Give Historic Court Testimony In UK Phone Tapping Case
Prince Harry will become the first senior British royal to give evidence in court for more than a century when he testifies this week against a tabloid newspaper publisher at London's High Court.
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Prince Harry, UK Newspaper Agree Pause Of Defamation Case
Prince Harry and Associated Newspapers, one of Britain's biggest media publishers, have agreed a temporary pause in his libel claim to try to settle the case.
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Benjamin Netanyahu Wins Libel Case Over Claim That Wife Kicked Him Out Of Car
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his wife Sara won a libel suit on Sunday against an Israeli journalist who claimed that she once kicked her husband out of their car during an argument.
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US Jury Hears Bryant Gumbel Testimony in HBO Libel Trial
A federal jury heard testimony from Bryant Gumbel on Friday at a trial in which HBO faces libel claims over a report aired on the TV journalist's popular sports news programme that focussed on child labour in India.
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Philippine leader defends controversial 'cyber libel' law
Philippine President Benigno Aquino on Wednesday defended a controversial cybercrime law penalising online libel, a day after the top court upheld its legality in a setback for campaigners who argue it could curb Internet freedom.
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David Beckham Goes To Court Again Over Sex Claims
Beckham has lodged an appeal to overturn a court's decision to throw out his claim, against a US magazine which printed false sex slurs.
