Victim Stories

Press Abuse: What happened when I published my new book on the colonial history of the British countryside.
I’m a historian of the British empire and have a new book out entitled Our Island Stories: Country Walks Through Colonial Britain.
The Fawcett Society on IPSO: “multiple rounds of appeals, endless conversations… who is the system set out for?”
At Fawcett, we stand with and for women to tackle the structures plus systems that hold women back and limit our freedoms.
Illegality at the Murdoch Empire
‍Phone-hacking is so yesterday, right? That is exactly what News Group (not to mention the Mirror and the Mail) want you to think.
‍Phone-hacking is so yesterday, right? That is exactly what News Group (not to mention the Mirror and the Mail) want you to think.
Chris HuhneI can announce that I have reached a settlement in my case against Rupert Murdoch’s News Group Newspapers for illegal information-gathering
Jacqui Hames, My Line of Duty: Part Two
Hacked Off Board Director Emma Jones interviews Jacqui Hames about how she and her family were targeted, intruded upon and surveilled by News UK reporters.
Jacqui Hames: My Line of Duty
Jacqui Hames, Hacked Off Board member, gives a first-person account of her evidence to the Leveson Inquiry and of how she and her family were targeted by News UK reporters.
Police and press corruption cost me justice after a life-blitzing sexual assault. This is why we need Leveson Part Two.
A survivor of sexual assault describes how police and press corruption cost them justice and argues for Leveson Part Two.
“How much did they get out of turning my daughter's death into voyeurism?”
Mandy Garner writes about the press coverage of her 20-year-old daughter Anisha's death after a road collision.
Gareth Thomas' story must be told
Hacked Off says Gareth Thomas suffered serious intrusion and blackmail by a British newspaper over private details of his health, and that his story must be told.
Guest blog: What happens when the PR becomes the story?
PR consultant Katy Davies describes harassment after the Daily Mail published her tweet about a coffee shop encounter without permission, and why press reform matters.