latest briefings & reports

Hacked Off respond to Recognition Panel consultation
Hacked Off's response to the Press Recognition Panel consultation on applying Leveson's independence and effectiveness tests to regulators.
3/8/15
Briefings
Ten things you need to know about the Royal Charter
Ten points explaining the Royal Charter on press self-regulation, including that it is not statutory regulation.
29/11/13
Briefings
What the PM told Parliament about victims of the press: a reminder
Hacked Off recalls David Cameron's assurances that victims' interests should be uppermost in debate on press regulation, ahead of his Liaison Committee appearance.
9/9/13
Briefings
Benefits for journalists of the Leveson Royal Charter
Brian Cathcart sets out how the Leveson Royal Charter would benefit working journalists, countering proprietors' claims.
3/6/13
Briefings
PressBoF Charter application: a wrecking manoeuvre
Hacked Off's detailed response to the DCMS consultation on the PressBoF Royal Charter petition, arguing it failed the advertised criteria.
28/5/13
Briefings
A Dacre's Dozen - The 12 fatal flaws in the press barons' charter
Evan Harris sets out twelve flaws in the rival press charter published by Associated, News International and the Telegraph. Revised 24 May 2013.
10/5/13
Briefings
The Press Barons' go-it-alone draft charter: 10 questions and answers
Ten questions and answers on the draft Royal Charter published by parts of the press as an alternative to the one approved by Parliament.
25/4/13
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Hacked Off campaigns for meaningful reform of UK press self-regulation, ensuring that the victims of press abuse have their voices heard and are given protection from continuing intrusions.
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