Learn how Article 364 addresses workplace smear campaigns, the elements of intriguing against honor, available remedies, and evidence needed in Philippine cases.
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Learn when malicious office gossip may constitute intriguing against honor or libel, what evidence to preserve, and how targeted managers may respond.
Can Office Gossip Constitute Intriguing Against Honor? Read More »
Learn how Article 364 of the Revised Penal Code applies to anonymous rumors and smear campaigns intended to damage a person’s reputation.
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Learn when altered private audio recordings may constitute libel, cyber-libel, oral defamation, or intriguing against honor under Philippine law.
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This article is about the crime of gossiping or intriguing against honor and its corresponding punishment. This crime has for its principal purpose to blemish the honor or reputation of a person is punishable by imprisonment of arresto menor (1 day to 30 days) or a fine not exceeding P20,000.00.
