The Supreme Court clarified that its live-streaming restrictions do not prohibit news organisations from reporting court proceedings, but they cannot use audio or video clips from live-streamed hearings.
Read Full ArticleKerala High Court rules journalists conducting sting operations without mala fide intent cannot be prosecuted, emphasizing press freedom and responsible journalism.
Journalist Sebastian Farcis, involved in a hate campaign against The Kashmir Files, has been denied renewal of his journalism permit in India, forcing him to leave.
The Delhi High Court has granted bail to four convicts charged with the murder of journalist Soumya Vishwanathan.
A recent judgement of the Punjab and Haryana High Court protecting the press has been taking rounds among the legal fraternity for all the right reasons. In the judgement, the High Court made several pertinent observations on how journalism is the fourth pillar of the democracy. And that, honest reporters require the protection of the Court while trying to bring the truth to the public. Read this article to find out more on what the High Court said.
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