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UK Journalists Report Increased Self-Censorship Due to Safety Concerns

A government investigation has found that UK journalists are self-censoring their reporting due to safety concerns, particularly regarding rightwing protests and the Trump administration. The survey revealed that nearly half of the journalists felt their safety concerns influenced their reporting, with many reporting increased intimidation and harassment, especially female journalists. The investigation underscores the need for improved safety measures and accountability from social media companies.

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A government investigation has found that UK journalists are self-censoring their reporting due to safety concerns, particularly regarding rightwing protests and the Trump administration. The survey revealed that nearly half of the journalists felt their safety concerns influenced their reporting, with many reporting increased intimidation and harassment, especially female journalists. The investigation underscores the need for improved safety measures and accountability from social media companies.

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UK journalists ‘self-censoring stories about Trump and the right over safety fears’

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UK Journalists Report Increased Self-Censorship Due to Safety Concerns