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Press Justice Project @pressjustice.bsky.social · 10h

Thank you to everyone who joined us yesterday for Sexism in the Media, and to our incredible speakers and Outer Temple Chambers for hosting. Photos are up now: buff.ly/tCLjk4J The recording is coming soon for anyone who missed it.

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Press Justice Project @pressjustice.bsky.social · 12/10/2026

Tomorrow's the day! 🎉 We can't wait to welcome you all to our sold-out Sexism in the Media conference at Outer Temple Chambers, London. A brilliant line-up of speakers, important conversations, and a room full of people committed to change. See you tomorrow! 💜

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Press Justice Project @pressjustice.bsky.social · 07/10/2026

We're SOLD OUT! 🎉 Our Sexism in the Media conference is one week away on 13 October at Outer Temple Chambers. Thank you to everyone who booked. We can't wait to see you there! 💜 #SexismInTheMedia

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Press Justice Project @pressjustice.bsky.social · 30/09/2026

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Press Justice Project @pressjustice.bsky.social · 30/09/2026

2 weeks to go! Last few tickets remaining Sexism in the Media: Impact, Cases and Responses Tuesday 13th October 2026 Outer Temple Chambers, 222 Strand, London Join leading voices from law, journalism, politics and campaigning for an afternoon tackling the barriers that silence women in the media.

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Press Justice Project @pressjustice.bsky.social · 24/09/2026

A free and independent press is one of the cornerstones of a healthy democracy. Investigative journalism exposes wrongdoing, holds powerful people to account, and helps the public understand issues that affect their lives. Find out more - buff.ly/qlSBV2A

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Press Justice Project @pressjustice.bsky.social · 23/09/2026

New blog! 📣 From NDAs to newsroom sexism to how the press portrays women, we're asking what needs to change on 13 Oct. Speakers include Carole Cadwalladr and Gina Miller. Read more and grab your £99 ticket before they go 🎟️ buff.ly/0y9aoTi

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Press Justice Project @pressjustice.bsky.social · 16/09/2026

We're pleased to share a guest post by Chris Goodall, exploring how weak press regulation allows misleading climate coverage to spread across UK media, often with little scrutiny and even less accountability.

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Press Justice Project @pressjustice.bsky.social · 10/09/2026

Understanding terms like this helps us better navigate conversations around journalism, accountability, media ethics, and press abuse. 📚 Explore more media and press abuse terminology in our glossary: buff.ly/sKwXve3

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Glossary of Terms — The Press Justice Project

The purpose of this resource is to provide clarification on important legal, journalistic, and advocacy terms. Regardless of your background, this glossary offers concise, understandable definitions…

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Press Justice Project @pressjustice.bsky.social · 10/09/2026

Harassment: press codes restrict persistent, unwanted contact from journalists, repeated calls, door-stepping, following, or intimidation. Once someone makes clear they don't want to speak to the press, continuing to pursue them can cross into harassment, however newsworthy the story.

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Press Justice Project @pressjustice.bsky.social · 07/09/2026

Press abuse doesn't just hit individuals. Businesses & organisations can face inaccurate stories, unfair deadlines, or selective quotes too. You have the right to fair reporting, and options beyond "no comment." PJP can help. buff.ly/jFRdTWJ

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Press Justice Project @pressjustice.bsky.social · 04/09/2026

⏳ Only 6 weeks left. Get your ticket now! 📅 13 October 2026 - from 1pm. 📍 Outer Temple Chambers, London Join Carole Cadwalladr, Gina Miller, Lisa Moorish and more for an evening of honest, first hand insight you won't want to miss. 🎟️ Tickets are limited. Book yours today: buff.ly/TLDzgJX

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Press Justice Project @pressjustice.bsky.social · 02/09/2026

MYTH: A correction fully fixes the damage of an inaccurate story. REALITY: Corrections matter but don't undo everything. The original may have spread widely; people recall the first version, not the update. Corrections show accountability, but accuracy from the outset matters even more.

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Press Justice Project @pressjustice.bsky.social · 28/08/2026

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Press Justice Project @pressjustice.bsky.social · 28/08/2026

An Adjudication is the formal outcome issued when a complaint against a publisher is upheld. While a complaint might be resolved privately in other cases, an adjudication is a public acknowledgement that standards weren't met, making it an important tool for accountability. #Accountability

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Press Justice Project @pressjustice.bsky.social · 20/08/2026

MYTH: Harm caused by media coverage is always temporary REALITY: For many people the effects can last far longer than the news cycle itself At The PJP we raise awareness of these issues support those affected & encourage conversations about how accountability & ethical journalism can work together

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Press Justice Project @pressjustice.bsky.social · 17/08/2026

What happens when a newspaper puts your name on words you never wrote? Anna Melton spent 11 months finding out. She joins us for Sexism in the Media, on NDAs, women in journalism and misogyny in the media. 📅 13 Oct 2026 🎟️ buff.ly/8gVHSXL

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Press Justice Project @pressjustice.bsky.social · 13/08/2026

“The abuse did not begin online. It began on front pages, and the internet simply finished the job.” We are pleased to announce that @thatginamiller will be joining us as a speaker at Sexism in the Media: Impact, Cases and Responses on 13 October. 📅 13 October 🎟️ Book your place buff.ly/Qcmm1hk

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Press Justice Project @pressjustice.bsky.social · 12/08/2026

Anna will also be speaking at our ‘Misogyny and The Press’ event at Outer Temple Chambers on 13 October 2026. get your tickets using the link below: buff.ly/Qcmm1hk

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Sexism in the Media: Impact, Cases and Responses — The Press Justice Project

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Press Justice Project @pressjustice.bsky.social · 12/08/2026

New Blog! Artemus Jones in the 21st Century: Anna Melton v Associated Newspapers, is written by Alex Cochrane and explores a fascinating question: what happens when a newspaper publishes a story about a fictional person, but readers believe it is about someone real? read here: buff.ly/09t6jL0

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Press Justice Project @pressjustice.bsky.social · 07/08/2026

🎟️ Book your place via the link buff.ly/rB4TVVC

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Press Justice Project @pressjustice.bsky.social · 07/08/2026

We're delighted to welcome another outstanding speaker to our October event. On 13 October, Mandy Garner will join us for Sexism in the Media: Impact, Cases and Responses. We're looking forward to hearing her insights as part of what promises to be a thought-provoking discussion.

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Press Justice Project @pressjustice.bsky.social · 04/08/2026

Why does sexism in the media still matter in 2026? We're proud that Lisa will be joining us for Sexism in the Media: Impact, Cases and Responses, where she'll share her perspective on the impact of media intrusion, the treatment of women in the press, and why higher standards in journalism matter.

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Press Justice Project @pressjustice.bsky.social · 03/08/2026

You are not obliged to speak to the press. If you decide to speak to the press, it is important to remember that anything you say may be published, quoted, or used as part of a news story. Learn more about press standards and the support available at buff.ly/kAkhhQQ #PressAccountability

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Press Justice Project @pressjustice.bsky.social · 28/07/2026

MYTH: Ethical journalism slows reporting down. REALITY: Ethical journalism makes reporting stronger. Speed matters, but accuracy, fairness, verification, and accountability matter more. The journalism people trust is not always the first published. It is the journalism that gets it right.

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Press Justice Project @pressjustice.bsky.social · 23/07/2026

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Press Justice Project @pressjustice.bsky.social · 23/07/2026

📰 A Code of Practice is a set of rules that guides how journalists should report stories responsibly. It covers issues such as accuracy, privacy, harassment, and discrimination, helping to promote ethical journalism and public trust.

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Press Justice Project @pressjustice.bsky.social · 22/07/2026

Anna's determination shows why access to support matters. No one should spend nearly a year fighting to correct serious media wrongdoing. We're proud to have supported her case and her pursuit of accountability. Please read and share her story. buff.ly/WEXhESU

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#libel #defamation #medialaw | Anna Melton | 65 comments

This is what the power of the LinkedIn community can achieve 👇 After 11 months, I have secured an apology and financial settlement from the Daily Mail over its use of my name as the byline on a first...

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Press Justice Project @pressjustice.bsky.social · 20/07/2026

Interviews should reflect what you actually said. Misleading edits, missing context, or inaccurate headlines can distort your views and harm your reputation. Know your rights. Learn more: buff.ly/xzk50mB

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Press Justice Project @pressjustice.bsky.social · 17/07/2026

Information matters. Accurate, responsible reporting helps people make informed choices and builds public trust. That's why the Press Justice Project champions information integrity, accountability, and fair reporting. Learn more: buff.ly/9117K54

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Press Justice Project @pressjustice.bsky.social · 15/07/2026

Find out how The Press Justice Project can help by visiting our website www.pressjusticeproject.org

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Supporting victims of press abuse

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Press Justice Project @pressjustice.bsky.social · 15/07/2026

MYTH: Once a story is published, that’s the end of it. REALITY: There may still be ways for individuals to challenge inaccuracies, or seek other forms of redress. Trust in the media depends not only on the freedom to publish, but also on the willingness to acknowledge and put right any mistakes.

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Press Justice Project @pressjustice.bsky.social · 13/07/2026

Save the Date! 📅 13 October 2026 The next Press Justice Project Conference: Sexism in the Media: Impact, Cases and Responses More information coming soon.

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Press Justice Project @pressjustice.bsky.social · 09/07/2026

📚 Explore more media and press abuse terminology in our glossary: buff.ly/585acul

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Press Justice Project @pressjustice.bsky.social · 09/07/2026

Prominence is about how easy a correction or apology is to find If a news story receives significant attention, many argue that any correction should be given similar visibility. A correction that few people see may not effectively address the original error. #Journalism #MediaEthics #PressAbuse

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Press Justice Project @pressjustice.bsky.social · 06/07/2026

A single image can shape how someone is judged. The choice of photo, crop, or caption can imply guilt, blame, or wrongdoing before any facts are read. That's why images in reporting must inform, not mislead. Learn more: buff.ly/b4nmu4J #PressJusticeProject #KnowYourRights #MediaStandards

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Press Justice Project @pressjustice.bsky.social · 03/07/2026

When reporting is careless, misleading, or shaped to create drama, it makes it harder for people to take part in democracy with confidence. A healthy democracy depends on people being able to rely on the information they receive. Learn more about why accuracy matters at buff.ly/FlkNmAn

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Press Justice Project @pressjustice.bsky.social · 30/06/2026

The move to digital has not reduced the need for press accuracy, fairness, and accountability. It has made these standards even more important. The platform may have changed. The responsibility has not. Learn more about why media standards still matter at buff.ly/FlkNmAn #PressJusticeProject

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Press Justice Project @pressjustice.bsky.social · 25/06/2026

📰 Defamation occurs when a published statement harms a person's reputation. When it appears in print or online, it is often called libel. 📚 Explore more media and press abuse terminology in our glossary: buff.ly/R28it3L

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Press Justice Project @pressjustice.bsky.social · 22/06/2026

There are times when continued press attention can become unreasonable. Repeated contact after clear requests to stop can become unreasonable and distressing. Learn about your rights and support: buff.ly/LYtEn0e #PressJusticeProject #KnowYourRights

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Press Justice Project @pressjustice.bsky.social · 19/06/2026

Learn more about the support available and why better standards matter at buff.ly/QgOwmXl

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Supporting victims of press abuse

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Press Justice Project @pressjustice.bsky.social · 19/06/2026

Behind every inaccurate story is a real person People who never expected to see their lives discussed, misunderstood or misrepresented in public If details are wrong or context is left out, the effects can spread quickly, Stress. Isolation. Damage to personal and professional relationships

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Press Justice Project @pressjustice.bsky.social · 17/06/2026

Some people think that asking the media to follow clear standards threatens freedom of the press. It does not. A free press is strongest when it is trustworthy. Learn more about why accountability and trust go hand in hand at buff.ly/xAcTkog #PressJusticeProject #PressFreedom #MediaIntegrity

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Press Justice Project @pressjustice.bsky.social · 12/06/2026

Why do we need to know he's Sudanese? That's the question we explore in our latest blog. A thought-provoking read on media ethics, headlines, and the power of language. Read the full blog here: buff.ly/MsSoI9t #PressJusticeProject #MediaEthics #Journalism #PublicInterest

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Press Justice Project @pressjustice.bsky.social · 11/06/2026

📚 Explore more media and press abuse terminology in our glossary: buff.ly/tovBoCk

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Press Justice Project @pressjustice.bsky.social · 11/06/2026

❄️ A chilling effect occurs when journalists are pressured to report on an issue a certain way, or avoid it altogether. Whether through influence, threats, or fear of consequences, the result is often less scrutiny, less accountability, and a less informed public.

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Press Justice Project @pressjustice.bsky.social · 08/06/2026

Most journalism is carried out responsibly. But there are times when press behaviour can cross important boundaries. Knowing where the line is can help you recognise when press conduct may need to be challenged. Learn more about press standards and the support available at buff.ly/35I8Cth

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Press Justice Project @pressjustice.bsky.social · 05/06/2026

Good journalism matters. It helps people understand what is happening and make informed decisions. That is why strong press standards and real accountability are so important. Find out more about why press accountability matters at www.pressjusticeproject.org #PressJusticeProject #TrustInTheNews

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Press Justice Project @pressjustice.bsky.social · 02/06/2026

Too often, harmful reporting is brushed off as harmless entertainment. But for the people involved, the impact can be very real. Stories shape how people are seen and judged. The public deserves journalism that values truth ahead of spectacle. Learn more - at buff.ly/xAcTkog

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