The new constitution, adopted last year, recognizes Christianity and Judaism in personal and religious matters, and it prohibits defamation of all religious prophets, regardless of faith; it does not decline to extend explicit protections to Christianity or Judaism.
But Spence, chief executive of UltraAccess Networks, calls it defamation and restraint of trade.
The resolution condemns what it calls "defamation of religions" — a vague notion that can perhaps best be described as a form of expression that offends another's religious sensibilities — and urges countries to enact laws that prohibit such forms of expression.
"It is a defamation of democracy".
It's called defamation of character and slander n I'm pretty sure those things r still illegal n this country @VICE pic.twitter.com/810FykUEOq.
It is the defamation of Charles' character based on such a speculation that is a problem, and one that is certainly not unique to this case.
Pinault-Printemps-Redoute sued LVMH-Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton today, accusing it of "defamation and dissemination of false information," the latest twist in a long-running battle for control of the Gucci Group.
[C13.] Pinault Sues LVMH in Gucci Fight Pinault Printemps Redoute, which is controlled by Francois Pinault, sued LVMH-Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton, accusing it of "defamation and dissemination of false information," the latest twist in a long-running battle for control of Gucci.
PPR countersued LVMH on Nov. 29, accusing it of "defamation and dissemination of false information," in an effort to cancel the transaction.
Andrei Pandele: People were offended by my work and saw it as an act of defamation of Romania, when, really, it's merely a critique of communism.
