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EBay and three former top executives have agreed to pay $55.7 million to settle a lawsuit by David and Ina Steiner, who were subjected to a coordinated harassment campaign by company employees in retaliation for their critical newsletter coverage.
Two US advocacy groups have filed a lawsuit challenging sanctions imposed on the International Criminal Court, contending that restrictions violate constitutional free speech protections following a renewed diplomatic campaign.
A Malaysian blogger has been ordered to pay RM11,000 after being found guilty of posting offensive content targeting former Prime Minister Ismail Sabri Yaakob and Umno on social media four years ago.
The US Supreme Court has rejected attempts to block Texas's age verification law for app downloads, allowing the measure to take effect despite free speech concerns from digital rights advocates.
Activist Badrul Hisham Shaharin, known as Chegubard, has pleaded not guilty to sedition charges in Seremban Sessions Court, denying he published seditious content targeting the Negri Sembilan Royal Institution on Facebook.
A Kuala Lumpur High Court has reversed the acquittal of activist Badrul Hisham Shaharin, requiring him to defend himself against allegations of defaming the King over purported remarks about a meeting with political leaders from two years ago.
Former DAP politician Tony Pua has raised concerns about legal boundaries in Malaysia, questioning whether the Sedition Act can be invoked against citizens who respond to royal family members making political statements.
A Thai court has handed down an 18-month prison sentence to a man for royal defamation after he posted a comment in a Facebook group dedicated to discussing the monarchy, according to human rights monitors.
Tony Pua, ex-Damansara MP, has been reclassified as a suspect in a police investigation concerning a Rukun Negara post on Facebook. The politician expects charges within several weeks as authorities escalate their scrutiny.