With the example of the César do Paço’s lawsuit against the Wikimedia Foundation we want to highlight a problem within the EU's legal framework, that GDPR is harmonised across EU but freedom of speech is not. This can lead to interesting contradictions, for example, the “right to be forgotten” was enforced, but the protection of personal user data - needed by the claimant to enforce further individual trials - was not. The case is a clear example of the tension between two fundamental rights: on the one hand, freedom of expression and on the other the right to privacy. This lawsuit can be described as a perfect SLAPP case. As SLAPP cases include power imbalances, we will describe very relatable, why freedom of speech and individual rights need to be protected. Starting with a short presentation, we will include interactive elements and discuss extensively with the audience. We would like all to contribute with their knowledge to other legal issues of concern, suggest solutions and maybe even plan future actions (e.g. publications, hearings) on this matter.