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C/L/716. Examination of the Press Complaints Commission and the protection of individual privacy
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- 2010
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This paper examines whether the Press Complaints Commission (PCC) can protect individual privacy through the press, whilst concentrating on the concept of freedom of press. The paper begins by providing the background to the PCC, in relation to the Human Rights Act 1998 and discusses how certain newspapers like The Times has shown intolerance to unjustified invasion of privacy by not publishing material that has been gained through invasive tactics. The paper examines cases of invasion of privacy concerning Radio one DJ Sara Cox and Princess Diana.
KEYWORDS: Press complaints commission, PCC, individual privacy, press, freedom of press, human rights act 1998, The Times, Sara Cox, Princess Diana,
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