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Hacked Off is the leading campaign for higher standards in the press in the UK.
We support implementation of the recommendations of the Leveson Inquiry, an 18-month judge-led inquiry into press ethics which took place in 2011-2012. We also campaign for the second part of that Inquiry to take place, and assist people affected by wrongdoing in the press.
If you are reading this page as lecturer, student in journalism, or another relevant discipline, please don’t hesitate to use the resources on our website.
All we ask is that where it is used, it is set in the proper context.
Articles are ordered by date rather than relevance. You can click show more to browse previous articles.
You may also find other helpful and relevant content elsewhere on our website.
We also offer guest lectures. See more details, on how to get in touch, in the righthand column below.
Research
Policy & Commentary
Events
Guest Lectures
Hacked Off provides guest lectures to universities and colleges for journalism and related courses across the country, either in person or remotely.
Contact campaign@hackinginquiry.org.
Want to speak to an expert for your paper? Get in touch, and we will do our best to help.
Further support
We recommend these organisations for further guidance & support:
Independent media
The Independent Media Association
The Public Interest News Foundation
Progressive media policy
Concerns about press behaviour
IMPRESS (the independent press regulator)
Traveller Movement – experts on anti-GRT racist reporting
White Ribbon – experts on domestic violence reporting
We level up – experts on domestic violence reporting
Mend – experts on press Islamophobia
Practicing journalism