Examples of using Libel in English and their translations into Arabic
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Or is it libel?
Libel case against'The Times'.
Dude, it's not libel.
It's only libel if it isn't true.
This story is not libel.
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You cannot libel the dead.
Otherwise, we call it libel.
Contain libel or threats to anyone;
Documentary and libel case.
Slander and libel are two forms of defamation.
Conrad is suing Voulez for libel.
But it's libel, slander And it's really long.
He's quite right to be. I trusted you but this is libel.
Libel following publication of an article on corrupt business practices;
Your daughter and you know you cannot libel the dead.
Avoid contempt and libel against individuals, groups, establishments, and/or groups.
Excuse me for not wanting to be sued for libel, again.
When I explained you can't just ignore a libel suit, they said,"Who's going to believe him anyway?".
Several politicians are threatening to sue Laugesen for libel.
Intrigue, gossip, slander, libel- parents are willing to do anything, just to embroil young people.
The ruling onlydetermined that the publication was not considered libel under French law.
Survey of libel cases in Ghana from 1993 to 1998, Institute for the Development of Democracy and Media, Montreal, 1996.
Freedom of expression of the media continues to be curtailed by the criminalization of libel and defamation.
PACE noted that insult and libel were punishable under the Penal Code, and those convicted acquired a criminal record.
He also contributed, through a series of regional workshops,to an increased understanding in Azeri society of the need to decriminalize libel and defamation.
Also appeared in several constitutional motions, libel and land acquisition matters, and election petitions.
To consider the decriminalization of defamation and violation of the honour and dignity of public officials,and the abolishment of criminal penalties for libel(Finland);
Journalists contend that those sections criminalize libel and thus violate the right to freedom of expression as guaranteed in the 1991 Constitution of Sierra Leone.
In future, defamation and libel could be prosecuted in Montenegro only in the context of a private action and criminal sentences for defamation had been abolished.
The author contends that Philippine libel law, and criminal defamation laws in general, constitute unlawful restrictions on the right to freedom of expression.