Talk:Media scrum

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Victim's human rights
Responses to secondary damage caused by the press and media scrum (collective overheating coverage) can be handled by establishing an independent press standards organization (IPSO) like the United Kingdom, or by a liaison officer (between the media and the bereaved family) by police, government, and private organizations. I think it is good to train a family contact person).

From Newsweek.

---Kino-K (talk) 02:49, 30 May 2022 (UTC)