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LAW REPORT: 31 March 1995 Libel cannot be based on just the headlines
Charleston and another v News Group Newspapers Ltd. House of Lords
Friday 31 March 1995
House of Lords (Lord Goff of Chieveley, Lord Bridge of Harwich, Lord Jauncey of Tullichettle, Lord Mustill and Lord Nicholls of Birkenhead).
30 March 1995.
Since a basic principle in the law of libel is that a publication, read as a whole, has the single meaning understood by the reasonable reader, a libel action cannot be brought on the basis that, although the publication as a whole is not defamatory, some readers read only part of the publication, such as the headlines, which was capable of bearing a defamatory meaning.
The House of Lords dismissed an appeal by the plaintiffs, Anne Charleston and Ian Smith, from decisions of Mr Justice Blofeld and the Court of Appeal (The Independent, 14 January 1994) that the plaintiffs' libel action against the publishers and editor of the News of the World should be dismissed.
The plaintiffs, who acted in the television serial Neighbours, complained about the headlines, photographs and captions published in the News of the World in which their faces were superimposed on a photograph of a man and a woman engaged in pornographic poses. The text of the article made it clear that the plaintiffs were "unwitting" stars of a pornographic computer game.
Although the plaintiffs conceded that the publication, if considered as a whole, was not defamatory, the plaintiffs claimed that "limited readers" would have only read the headlines and looked at the photographs, which were capable of conveying a meaning injurious to the plaintiffs' reputations, and the plaintiffs should be entitled to damages for the injury suffered in the estimation of that group of readers.
Kenneth Craig (Andrew Moore & Co) for the plaintiffs; Charles Gray QC and James Price (Farrer & Co) for the newspaper.
LORD BRIDGE said that whether the matter was slanderous or not was a question for the jury who were to take the whole together; the bane and antidote must be taken together. It was often a debatable question which the jury must resolve whether the antidote was effective to neutralise the bane, and in determining that question, the jury might consider the mode of publication and the relative prominence given to different parts of it. In the present case there was no dispute that the headlines, photographs and article constituted a single publication nor that the antidote in the article was sufficient to neutralise any bane in the headlines and photographs.
The first basic principle in the law of libel was that, where no legal innuendo was alleged to arise from extrinsic circumstances known to some readers, the "natural and ordinary meaning" to be ascribed to the words of an allegedly defamatory publication was the meaning, including any inferential meaning, which the words would convey to the mind of the ordinary, reasonable, fair-minded reader.
The corollary was that, although a combination of words might convey different meanings to the minds of different readers, the jury in a libel action, applying the first principle, was required to determine the single meaning which the publication conveyed to the notional reasonable reader and base their verdict, and any award of damages, on the assumption that this was the one sense in which all readers would have understood it.
In an action where no legal innuendo was alleged, that prevented either side from calling witnesses to say what they understood the allegedly defamatory publication to mean. It would be destructive of the principle that a publication had "the one and only meaning which the readers as reasonable men should have collectively understood the words to bear" to allow the plaintiff to invite the jury to infer that different groups of readers read different parts of the entire publication and for that reason understood it to mean different things, some defamatory, some not.
Whether the text would be sufficient to neutralise the defamatory implication of a prominent headline would sometimes be a nicely-balanced question for the jury. But the proposition that headlines plus photographs might find a claim in libel in isolation from its related text because some readers only read headlines was unacceptable. Those readers who looked at the headlines and photographs and nothing more could hardly be described as ordinary, reasonable, fair-minded readers.
Lord Goff, Lord Jauncey and Lord Mustill agreed. Lord Nicholls gave a concurring speech.
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Who knew that libraries were such a hub of creative activity? Just two months after we put out our call for proposals for the 2014 Outside the Box – a partnership between library service non-profit OCLC and Redbox – the results are in! We were thrilled to receive requests from dozens of small, but diverse towns in the United States, deciding finally on 22 amazing community projects all centered around their local library. Each library will receive free assistance and a selection of materials valued at $5,000 for their proposed program, and runner-ups will get an outdoor movie package from Redbox!
Last year's pilot run of the program was a resounding success for the participating libraries and we can't wait to get started on this years' events! While we've always known libraries make for great partners that can nurture great public spaces, this year's Outside the Box proposals are truly out of the box. Libraries and their community partners are planning a plethora of activities aimed towards creating true community places, ranging from outdoor movies, storytelling, arts and music festivals, to games of all kinds, community gardening, exercise and fitness classes, barbeques, bi-lingual story and craft classes, and even stargazing and kayaking! These community-building activities will bring people together and will help create the great places where communities gather and connect to their libraries and to each other.
Congratulations to the 2014 participating communities:
Athens, AL; San Pedro, Los Angeles, CA; Winter Garden, FL; Boise, ID;
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Placemaking is truly catching on and we couldn't be happier for the communities involved. As one librarian put it in their proposal, through the Outside the Box project, they hope to "create a place where people come as strangers and leave as friends." So don't forget to drop by your library this summer! Take a look at what they have to offer, or suggest a Placemaking event of your own! And stay tuned for more updates on project progress from OCLC and Redbox.
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Last week, a few important misconceptions were shattered when an extensive Hamas terror ring operating covertly in the West Bank was discovered: First, that the territories are a bastion of law and order, second, that Fatah retains effective control over the area, and finally that the potential for a Hamas takeover of the West Bank is just not possible. The sting operation, which was conducted jointly by the Shin Bet, IDF and Israeli Police, resulted in the exposure of 13 active terror cells and the arrest of dozens of Hamas members.The extent of the terror cells' network was startling: a complex, international operation conducting extensive financing, money laundering, intelligence and weapons smuggling operations. The terror cell was plotting several attacks on Israel and was responsible for the Jerusalem bombing which left 47 injured and one dead in March of this year. Future attacks were to include suicide bombings in Jerusalem neighborhoods, kidnappings, and shooting attacks throughout the West Bank and Israel.The Palestinian Authority, with a certain questionable audacity, condemned the raids against Israel for attacks that were being plotted right under their noses. Should we have assumed that Palestinian security raids on these cells were forthcoming? The PA associated the raids to "failed intelligence efforts" in relation to the recent attacks in the south. One doesn't have to read to deeply to find the fallacy in that assertion.If the PA security forces were truly unaware of the massive terror plot in Hebron - long considered Hamas' stronghold in the West Bank – that certainly doesn't bode well for their security apparatus or intelligence capabilities. How much relief should we feel that the PA cannot control the subversive elements in its midst? Is such responsibility no to be expected from an entity which is lobbying aggressively for statehood?If anyone had doubts before about the seriousness of the threats emanating from the West Bank, or the potential implications of democratic elections following any future implemented Fatah-Hamas unity deal, it has become quite clear: the West Bank is not a rosy sanctuary of peace and stability. Moreover, we've witnessed another troubling indicator that the Palestinian Authority is either incompetent or unwilling to deal with these threats directly. As long as the PA refuses to assert authority over its own population, their credibility to lead an effective bid for statehood and adhere to requirements of international law must be scrutinized.The recent raids show that Hamas is attempting to regenerate its military strength in the West Bank. For the past several years, the organization's leaders have been targeted, arrested and killed by Israeli and PA security forces, considerably weakening their strength and influence in the area. Such oppression hasn't been lost on the Hamas leadership, many of whom refuse to support the PA's UN bid for statehood. While the Fatah-Hamas reconciliation deal is effectively dead, an internal struggle for power and influence rages on between the Palestinian factions.Hamas' political influence in the West Bank and Gaza hasn't diminished either, as the group remains extremely popular in the eyes of the Palestinian population. Only two weeks ago, The Israel Project took a poll of Hamas support in the West Bank and Gaza and found that 80% of Palestinians strongly supported the organization. It's no surprise that the PA isn't rushing to hold general elections, which were initially to be held on May 4th, 2011, but were postponed due to the unresolved Fatah-Hamas rift.
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October 14, 2014
Francis Fukuyama on Political Order and Political Decay
On October 14, Francis Fukuyama, Senior Fellow at the Center on Democracy, Development and the Rule of Law at Stanford University, gave the 2014 Edwin L. Godkin Lecture at Harvard Kennedy School's JFK Jr. Forum. The lecture was titled "The Huntington Legacy in Political Development." Fukuyama discussed his new book, Political Order and Political Decay: From the Industrial Revolution to the Globalization of Democracy, emphasizing the importance of institutions in political development. The event was moderated by Graham Allison, director of the Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs.
The transcript of Fukuyama's address is available in PDF format.
October 24, 2014
Meet the Middle East Initiatives 2014-2015 Research Fellows
By Julia Martin, Research Program Coordinator, Middle East Initiative
The Belfer Centers Middle East Initiative and the Center for Public Leadership recently launched the Emirates Leadership Initiative (ELI), a new and exciting collaboration between these two centers at the Harvard Kennedy School. One component of ELI the Research Fellows Program allows the Middle East Initiative to host six resident fellows at the pre-doctoral, post-doctoral and/or faculty level for one year. Here are the summaries of each of the 2014-2015 Research Fellows current projects.
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Daniel Poneman, former Deputy Secretary of Energy, has joined Harvard Kennedy Schools Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs as a senior fellow.
Poneman was nominated by President Obama to be Deputy Secretary of Energy on April 20, 2009, and was confirmed by the United States Senate on May 18, 2009. Under the leadership of Secretaries of Energy Steven Chu and Ernest Moniz, Poneman also served as Chief Operating Officer of the Department. Between April 23, 2013, and May 21, 2013, Poneman served as Acting Secretary of Energy.
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October 10, 2014
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September 30, 2014
Harvard Project Welcomes Visiting Scholar Jairam Ramesh
The Future of Diplomacy Project at the Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs has appointed Jairam Ramesh as a fall 2014 Fisher Family Fellow. The Harvard Project on Climate Agreements is also supporting Mr. Ramesh as a Visiting Scholar. Mr. Ramesh is the former Minister of Environment and Forests for Indiaand India's Chief Climate Negotiator. A Member of the upper house of India's Parliament from Andhra Pradesh, Ramesh was chief climate negotiator for India during the late 2000's. He has been a leading figure in international climate diplomacy for years.


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Naomi Klein: Public Revolt Builds Against Rip-off Rescue Plans for the Economy
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Perhaps the sturdiest thread connecting this global backlash is a rejection of the logic of "extraordinary politics"--the phrase coined by Polish politician Leszek Balcerowicz to describe how, in a crisis, politicians can ignore legislative rules and rush through unpopular "reforms." That trick is getting tired, as South Korea's government recently discovered. In December, the ruling party tried to use the crisis to ram through a highly controversial free trade agreement with the United States. Taking closed-door politics to new extremes, legislators locked themselves in the chamber so they could vote in private, barricading the door with desks, chairs and couches.
Opposition politicians were having none of it: with sledgehammers and an electric saw, they broke in and staged a twelve-day sit-in of Parliament. The vote was delayed, allowing for more debate--a victory for a new kind of "extraordinary politics."
Here in Canada, politics is markedly less YouTube-friendly--but it has still been surprisingly eventful. In October the Conservative Party won national elections on an unambitious platform. Six weeks later, our Tory prime minister found his inner ideologue, presenting a budget bill that stripped public sector workers of the right to strike, canceled public funding for political parties and contained no economic stimulus. Opposition parties responded by forming a historic coalition that was only prevented from taking power by an abrupt suspension of Parliament. The Tories have just come back with a revised budget: the pet right-wing policies have disappeared, and it is packed with economic stimulus.
The pattern is clear: governments that respond to a crisis created by free-market ideology with an acceleration of that same discredited agenda will not survive to tell the tale. As Italy's students have taken to shouting in the streets: "We won't pay for your crisis!"
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Nickelodeon has canceled Sam & Cat, with last Saturday's episode serving as its series finale. The show lasted one season.
Sam & Cat, a spinoff starring iCarly's Jennette McCurdy and Victorious' Ariana Grande, followed two best friends who had an after-school babysitting business. Created by Dan Schneider, the man behind All That and Drake & Josh, the show seemed like a sure thing. But after a successful series premiere, a 40-episode order, a production hiatus in April, rumors of co-star feuds, and more, Nickelodeon has pulled the plug.
Grande addressed the cancellation on social media, saying: "I want to thank Nickelodeon for making a childhood dream of mine come true, for being a family to me, for being so accommodating and supportive of my multitasking with my music career, and for of course introducing me to many of my fans however many years ago. I want to thank Dan Schneider for allowing me to play such a special, beautiful character who I hid behind for so long."
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Waxahatchee at Eagle Aerie Hall on April 19.
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My husband and I are toying with the idea of going on a road trip with our infant son over the March Break. We would leave Friday, March 8th around 4pm (can't leave earlier) and would need to be back by Saturday, March 16th.
We were thinking of heading to New Orleans for a few days with some stops on the way there as well as on the way back.
Another option is not to go as far as New Orleans...maybe a final destination of Tennessee? We're open to suggestions!
We're leaving from Guelph, Ontario which is about 1 hour west of Toronto.
Finally, our son enjoys travelling in the car and has already been on an 18 hour trip to Thunder Bay and back, so we're not too worried about that aspect.
Guelph, ON, Canada to New Orleans over March Break...with 11 month old?
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Oregon State transfer Nick Faust reopening his recruitment
May 6, 2014, 9:59 PM EDT
Former Maryland guard Nick Faust thought he had found a new school last week when he decided to enroll at Oregon State. Questionable timing by the university altered that, as Oregon State head coach Craig Robinson was fired on Monday.
Within 48 hours of that announcement, Faust made one of his own: his recruitment is back open.
"I guess I gotta do this whole process all over again and really get to know coaches this time and things like that," Faust told Adam Zagoria of SNY.tv. "It's just a longer process."
Faust mentioned UCLA, George Washington, Richmond, George Mason, Siena and Cleveland State were all being considered at the time he committed to the Beavers.
The 6-foot-6 Faust is one of four Terrapins to leave the school since the conclusion of this season. He averaged 9.4 points, 3.7 rebounds and 2.0 assists per game with his field goal percentages down from his sophomore campaign. Wherever he lands next, he'll have to sit out the 2014-2015 season due to NCAA transfer rules.
This becomes another departure in a long line of players to leave Corvallis. In April, Eric Moreland declared for the NBA Draft, Hallice Cooke transferred and Challe Barton elected to pursue a professional career overseas. Earlier on Tuesday, incoming center Isaiah Manderson, a three-star commit, requested he be released from his National Letter of Intent.
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No Holds Barred: Bar mitzva in Judea and Samaria
Hurva bar mitzva 311.
(photo credit:Deborah Kotz)
I have led a number of unforgettable Taglit-Birthright trips. They were
inspirational, fun and historically comprehensive, except for one glaring
omission. The young Americans never saw the burial place of Abraham in Hebron,
the ancient ruins of the Tabernacle in Shiloh, the fantastic mausoleum ruins of
Herodian, or the beautiful and picturesque winery at Psagot.All these
things and more, contained in the ancient biblical heartland of Judea and
Samaria, are off-limits to Birthright trips and not one of its 25-odd providers
crosses the Green Line.That is, except when this policy is brazenly
violated by every single Birthright trip when it visits the Old City of
Jerusalem and the Western Wall – a contradiction which is conveniently
overlooked.This refusal to allow young Jewish Americans to witness the
smiling children and inspired lives of these sunlit communities in the desert
reinforces the fraudulent notion that they are mere settlements, lacking
permanence, when many are highly developed and well-integrated towns, with every
amenity, including very established educational institutions.Our family
is blessed with six daughters and three sons. We've had five bat mitzvot
already, but this weekend will be only our second bar mitzva, that of our son
Yosef Yitzchak, named after the sixth Rebbe of Lubavitch. And we've decided to
dedicate the bar mitzva to highlighting Jewish life in the communities of Judea
and Samaria, from visiting, with guests and family, Hebron, Itamar, Eli, Gush
Etzion, Har Bracha and more. All these communities are beginning to feel the
pressure of yet another "peace" deal, which puts them squarely in the cross-hairs
as the principal obstacles to said peace.US Secretary of State John
Kerry travels to Israel on a near-weekly basis to foster an agreement between
Israel and the Palestinians. The principal focus of this deal is Israel's
retreat from the biblical lands of Judea and Samaria in the West Bank. Call it
Gush Katif redux.But just as the withdrawal of Gaza has led to war and
eight years of rocket and terror attacks against civilians, Israel's withdrawal
from Judea and Samaria would have much more serious consequences.Every
obituary of Ariel Sharon, whose passing we mourn this week, must of necessity
include two themes.First, that he fought like a lion throughout his life
to advance Israel's security and second, that the final act of his life involved
a massive retreat.I vividly remember the communities of Gush Katif that
he dismantled, having taken my children there twice just prior to their 2005
destruction.Our children were among the last to plant trees in Gush
Katif on the Jewish holiday of Tu Bishvat, and we did so amid great rejoicing –
even though we knew they might be uprooted a few months hence.The
communities of Gush Katif were miraculous, growing green peppers out of the sand
dunes of Gaza and sporting a well-stocked zoo to distract the children from the
daily horrors that Jewish life in Gaza entailed.Every tour given to us
by a resident involved tragedy. There was hardly a family that had not had a
member or friend murdered by Palestinian terrorists, who treated the Jewish
residents of Gaza as target practice. To be sure, the IDF responded, and
sometimes ferociously. But for all that, the people of Gush Katif, with their
beautiful synagogues and scholarly yeshivot, accepted that they were sitting
ducks, bringing a civilizing element, agriculture and budding industry to one of
the most destitute areas in the world.They never could have guessed that
their sacrifice would be rewarded with the literal destruction of their
communities, their forcible removal by the very army designated to protect them,
and the dislodging of even the bones of the victims of terror from their
cemeteries.Their tree-lined avenues and sparkling homes were a far cry
from the misery and poverty I witnessed on the part of my Palestinian brothers
in Gaza City, just a few miles away and a few years earlier, when I visited with
Al Sharpton in 2001. The rampant corruption of Yasser Arafat's Palestinian
Authority, which treated international aid as a personal piggy bank for the
enrichment of his cronies, and the channeling of what remained into rockets and
bullets against Israel, rather than the building of hospitals and roads, created
squalor and wretchedness on a vast scale.Since then it has only gotten
worse, with Hamas, one of the most brutal regimes on earth, imposing its
draconian religious fanaticism on the Palestinians in the form of honor killings
of young women, the lynching of gay men on trumped-up charges of collaborating
with Israel, and the recruiting of children and teenagers as suicide bombers to
murder Israelis.Sharon was an Israeli hero whose decisive action in the
1973 Yom Kippur War to cross the Suez Canal and encircle Egypt's Third Army was
in large measure responsible for Israel's eventual triumph. But nothing can undo
the incessant rocket attacks that Israel has suffered at the hands of a Hamas
regime that Sharon's actions involuntarily created.The same simply
cannot be allowed to happen in Judea and Samaria, a region where so many of the
Bible's greatest stories took place and where the Jewish nation, after Joshua's
conquest of the land 3,300 years ago, began to take shape.It is my hope
that my son, in spending a week in these areas with his siblings and in
celebrating his bar mitzva first at the Western Wall and then at Psagot in
Binyamin, will also be shaped by the ruggedness of both the landscape and the
brave residents who have carved out a Jewish life under the most trying
circumstances.The author, whom The Washington Post calls "the most
famous rabbi in America," will shortly publish Kosher Lust: Love Is Not the
Answer. Follow him on Twitter: @RabbiShmuley; and "like" Rabbi Shmuley's
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