The Coalition Against SLAPPs in Europe has established the European Anti-SLAPP Monitor which aims at providing information on the status of transposition and implementation of European instruments on SLAPPs at national level.
The monitor is hosted and managed by the European Centre for Press and Media Freedom (ECPMF) and is inspired by the EU Whistleblowing Monitor.
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This chart shows the current progress of transposition in each Member State, the date of the last development and number of known updates.
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The European Anti-SLAPP Monitor will track the progress of European Union and Council of Europe member states in transposing and implementing the Anti-SLAPP Directive and the CoE Recommendation.
Governments and national authorities will determine how to transpose these instruments, whether by introducing standalone laws, drafting special sections in existing laws, or amending various laws. We will ensure that such initiatives and developments are closely monitored.
The monitoring and collection of information will be conducted by CASE members and national experts. However, governments and national authorities are encouraged to share information with the monitor about their efforts to transpose and implement European Anti-SLAPP standards.
