Draft Bill of Rights Act includes provisions on ‘Freedom of speech’
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Would the UK’s Privacy laws have protected Rebel Wilson from invasive ‘outing’ attempt?
The answer is yes.
As recently as the 2000’s it was not uncommon in this country to find various media outlets threatening musicians,...
IPSO finds against Mail Online for breach of Harassment and Privacy rules.
IPSO has found that there was a breach of the Clause 3 (Harassment) of the Editors’ Code after the Mail Online repeatedly paid...
Popular Streaming Services set for OFCOM rules on Harm, Accuracy, Fairness, & Privacy
The Government’s Broadcasting White Paper, published today, sets out a proposal to empower OFCOM to regulate popular streaming services,...
Supreme Court upholds right to anonymity when under criminal investigation or arrest
In a landmark ruling the Supreme Court has held that individuals have, in general, a right to anonymity when arrested or under criminal...
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