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Was good to see OM Pooh san He may not be so happy about the face squishing though !!
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Please do not feel any need to apologise for a heartfelt message and being a youngster. The comment was not intended as a criticism at all. My only concern was for you and for you to be safe. It is certainly not you who is at fault in any way. Maybe just be a little cautious, because on any public forum there will always be spies who may be up to no good. Keep safe
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Dearest One, This is a lovely message. Please will you permit me to offer a tiny piece of advice, which you are of course at complete liberty to choose how you may wish to proceed. Due to safeguarding and your own personal safety, it might be prudent not to mention your age. Apologies, if this sounds like an old busy body interfering, in my profession I work with children and young people and I would do anything in my professional and personal capacity to protect and keep them safe. Please know that this advice is well intentioned, I just want you to be safe on line and in everyday life Pxx
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This magazine features some pictures and interview about the GIFT and Clamp picture book This post has been tagged by Yuzu_legend as [NEWS].
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Hi A thousand thanks for organising the birthday project for this year. I have submitted a photo and message via email as well because name and country went over character limit on tXt Hope that is OK Once again, many thanks
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Certainly, you have a good point. However, each and every person claiming to be part of any profession is expected to adhere to that profession's code of conduct. It should be pointed out every time they break one of the principles, it makes any case against them stronger to reference which principle of the code that they have disregarded or broken. This could then be brought to the attention of the respective national federation of Journalists. Each federation will have a complaints process and a duty to investigate. Those who have broken the code could be prevented from working in the press sector and then any further activity would render them stalkers if they can no longer claim to be under the press umbrella. This could make them vulnerable to prosecution under public nuisance and anti stalking laws For example some of the media outlets failed to mention that media has been cited as the culprits involved in the excessive intrusion into the privacy of Yuzu and his spouse and some have even worded the articles in a misleading way which to some readers makes them think it was fans stalking various members of Yuzu's family This would be against principle 3 - factual reporting, not falsifying nor suppressing information and reproducing statements faithfully ( summarising ) Referencing each activity with the various principles is useful when building a case. Sorry this is a s dull as dishwater but could be important later. There are so many fans, if this sort of thing was publicised every time media broke their own codes/ standards of practice then media will be aware that fans are demonstrating knowledge about what the journalists have been up to and are aware that codes of good practice are not being followed. Sounds a bit more weighty than they did this or caused that. Their activity infringed right to privacy and goes against this principle of good practice. This report omitted important facts and goes against that principle of practice. Publicise the poor practice citing their own practice standards, it will help if people decide to lodge a complaint with the professional governing body. This may be completely ineffectual but people tend to be a little more circumspect about their actions and behaviour when faced with the prospect of being audited/ investigated by their professional body and possibly stripped of their professional membership because this will affect their employment. Maybe they don't care, but really no person is untouchable.
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No doubt, you are correct, but what exactly and to what end would anyone gain satisfaction from actively seeking to destroy another person's life. The other party is behaving in a disgusting manner
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https://www.ifj.org/who/rules-and-policy/global-charter-of-ethics-for-journalists This is the International Federation of Journalists Code 8 sets out respect for privacy 15 specifies adherence to the code There are many Professional regulatory bodies around the world and although there will be country specific points. However, most professions have broadly similar good practice codes, for their respective professions. Doctors irrespective of where they obtained their Medical degree or where they practice will be bound by the first principle of their oath - 'First do no harm' As a professional it is abhorrent to think of other professionals breaking their respective professional code and the trust in their profession for their own gain.Sorry
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There is a list of publications, which has been posted on tXt, mainly weekly gossip magazines, which have been implicated as being the main parties in the ongoing rumour mill. Obviously people are entitled to engage with or purchase what they like. Perhaps if people did not buy the magazines and circulation fell markedly that might have the most influence on what the magazines choose to publish in the future and also reflect on the means by which the information is obtained, should they conduct some market research. It is doubtful that institutionalised poor practice would improve, but one can only hope
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Quite correct, a powerful and wealthy corporation has clearly had little care about whether the reporters, paparazzi etc have been obtaining information for the articles/photos through ethical means. The just want to publish stories which will sell publications in order to make money. Even if the petition was submitted to the relevant ombudsman or equivalent, there is a possibility that the petition would be ignored or that any follow up action would be so feeble as to be be ineffectual and as you say, only serve to aggravate the situation further. Sadly, these large corporations which do not demonstrate good practice standards, only understand one thing, which is loss of income. Boycotting publications and not purchasing is the only way to get the message through that people find their practices repugnant and will no longer spend money to give them profits. Unfortunately, some people's desire for gossip is insatiable and the readership and income will hardly be dented by Fanyus not buying the magazine or paper.
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There is an International Code of Ethics for Journalists and Reporters, which sets out professional standards Whether anything will follow is a debatable issue, because each country will also have its own regulatory bodies. If the country has strict codes which are upheld then journalists and reporters are expected to abide by these codes. However, reality often demonstrates that some countries do not uphold the professional standards and reporters and journalists flout the rules without fear of consequences, thus descending to appalling depths in order to pursue a story by any means and often hiding behind the phrase 'It is freedom of press' because they know that they will be paid handsomely if the readership wants the story badly enough and the publication to whom they sell the story has high circulation and is making money. Sorry to be cynical but this really is a case of money being the root of evil.
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There is one already I managed to sign both before the other version closed This post has been tagged by yuzuangel as [NEWS].
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