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LOUIES LAW

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Clare Rodgers
7 years ago

Nobody should be named and shamed until found guilty in a court of law. I wish you all the luck in making this change. Sweet dreams Louie xx

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Kek Chin Tan
7 years ago

Sorry for your loss and unnecessary distress from distorted press report. All the best

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Adam Dalgliesh
7 years ago

As if the loss of a child is not enough, we cannot let the press exacerbate the grief without concrete proof. Shame on them...

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Claire Duncan
7 years ago

Yes, I support this. Newspaper's claim free speech to justify their reports when in actual fact they are frequently subjective and do not educate the reader in the standard procedure - such as in this case that every case of SIDS is investigated. There is little in the public interest to report a case of SIDS and to name the family unless the media are looking to apportion blame and promote a hidden agenda.

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Laura Rogers
7 years ago

Families who go through this horrific experience should be allowed to grieve in peace. The Society of Editors may be correct,in that they have a right to report stories in the public interest but they do not have the right to publicly name suffering families or reveal their addresses. Show a shred of human decency.

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Families need to be protected from the gutter press and misleading click bait story lines to just sell their rags. A law should be brought in that all facts and standard processes are clearly stated up front, before any of the misleading rubbish and viewpoints are quoted.

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Stephen Rollins
7 years ago

Families must be protected from adverse publicity at a time of loss.

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susan rollins
7 years ago

It's unbelievable the press can do this after a family tragedy. They should not be allowed to publish such details until the matter is concluded.

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Leeann bailey
7 years ago

Sending my love

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Alasdair Klyne
7 years ago

The press need top be sensitive in what they report, to think through the ramifications off what they publish. and to be accountable for this.

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annie mcgilliard
7 years ago

X

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Suzie Walsh
7 years ago

Thoughts and prayers with Little Louies family x

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Anonymous
7 years ago

So sorry to hear this, heartbreaking. I hope you succeed xx

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Stevie machardie
7 years ago

❤️

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laura williams
7 years ago

This broke my heart! I do not understand why they feel this is in the public interest to publish so soon. No thought for the family or the harm they are doing, it also isn't printing the full facts therefore leading people to believe their may be wrongdoing. It's wrong on every level. Papers should be ashamed

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Stephanie cooper
7 years ago

Xx

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Alfie
7 years ago

❤️

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Anonymous
7 years ago

The media shouldn’t report sensational and unsubstantiated speculation. They just never learn (phone hacking!). Any news I read I always assume I’m not being told the full story and its being sensationalised or exaggerated. The media talk about freedom of the press but they completely undermine themselves and the good work of true journalists who strive to report with integrity. If I wanted ‘drama’ I’d watch reality TV.

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Anonymous
7 years ago Featured

All unexplained deaths are investigated. That is not the issue. With personal experience of SIDS I know first hand how alarming the presence of the police can be - but reporting such as this is totally unnecessary and simply salacious.

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Anonymous
7 years ago

My heart goes out to all parents grieving for a child. Their pain should not be made worse by media speculation. So, so wrong and unspeakably cruel.