The document outlines the rules set by the IPSO that journalists in the UK must follow when publishing magazines. The rules promote accuracy and prohibit invasion of privacy, harassment, and discrimination. Publishers cannot include inaccurate or misleading information and must issue apologies for such content. Journalists also cannot intrude on individuals' private lives or engage in intimidating behavior once asked to stop.

1. INSTITUTIONAL
REGULATIONS

2.  In order to create and publish a magazine, journalists must
follow the following rules which are set by the IPSO.
(independent press standards organization)
 IPSO exists in order to promote and uphold the highest
professional standards of journalism in the UK
 The rules deal with different aspects
- Accuracy
- Invasion of privacy
- Harassment
- Discrimination
WHAT ARE THE RULES AND
REGULATIONS?

3.  Publishers must not publish items that re inaccurate,
misleading information that is distorted. This includes both
text and images
 If an image or text is identified as misleading, inaccurate or is
distortion, the press must have an appropriate apology
published.
 The press must report in a fair and accurate way
ACCURACY

4.  Everyone is to be respected for his or her private and family
life, home, health and correspondents
 It is unacceptable to photograph individuals in private places
without their consent
PRIVACY

5.  Journalists must not engage in intimidation, harassment or
persistent purist
 They must not persists in questioning, telephoning
photographing and pursing individuals once they are asked to
leave their property. They must not be followed.
HARASSMENT

6.  The press must avoid any prejudicial or pejorative reference to
an individuals race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation,
mental illness or disability.
 Details of a individuals race, color, religion, sexual
orientation, physical or mental illness, or disability must be
avoided unless genuine relevant to the story
DISCRIMINATION