Cyber libel on social media: heavier penalties under R.A. 10175 and the one-year prescription period from discovery for filing cases vs competitors.
Corporate cyber libel in the Philippines: elements, evidence, filing steps, and the 1-year prescription under R.A. No. 10175 and recent rulings.
Cyber libel rules for companies and officers in the Philippines: liability for social media defamation, prescription, and safeguards for press releases.
Corporate Cyber Libel in the Philippines Read More »
Private group chat defamation in the Philippines: when cyber libel applies, how screenshots are authenticated, and what to do within prescriptive periods.
How to Handle Defamation in a Private Group Chat Read More »
This article talks about the Supreme Court case that states that the crime of cyber libel prescribes one (1) year from the time it is discovered.
Cyber Libel Prescribes One Year from Discovery Read More »
This article talks about the penalties and prescriptive period of the crime of cyberlibel in the Philippines.
Prescription and Penalties in Cyberlibel Read More »
This article talks about the consequence of sharing, liking or commenting on libelous posts in social media.
Do Sharing, Liking and Commenting Constitute Cyberlibel? Original Authors vs. “Netizens” Read More »
This article talks about how to prove social media accounts in criminal cases in the Philippines.
This article discusses whether commenting in social media can give rise to liability for cyber libel.
When Commenting in Social Media becomes Cyber Libel Read More »
This article answers the question- will someone who posts, likes, or retweets an openly libelous post be liable for the crime of cyber libel.
