latest briefings & reports

Betraying the victims of press abuse: the facts
Sets out David Cameron's promises to listen to victims of press abuse before and after the Leveson Inquiry.
15/4/16
Briefings
Section 40: The Promises
Sets out the explicit and implicit promises David Cameron made to implement Section 40, beginning on 29 November 2012.
7/4/16
Briefings
Holding IPSO to account: documents & briefings
Hacked Off submission to the IPSO External Review.
28/1/16
Briefings
Section 40: the Leveson access to justice incentive
Short briefing pack on Section 40, with timeline, list of 25 Government commitments and extracts from the Crime and Courts Act.
15/1/16
Briefings
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
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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