Tuesday, 21 November 2017

Five things about women in the press
The UK press according to Lord justice levesons shows women unfairly and unjustly. There are five factors which they use to discredit women in the UK newspapers which are:
1.Sex objects
2.wives and mothers
3.passive roles
4.relative invisability
5.too fat/ thin/old/young.

Sex objects:
1. extremely sexual images, seen as terrible as pornography.
2. Anna Van Heeswijk of campaign group Object, told the Leveson Inquiry.
3. She collect evidence which confirmed that: excessive objectification of women in some parts of the press, making them seem like mere sex tools. This test was done on 11 British newspaper articles .
 4. There was also an example on the Daily Star story in 2001 about the singer Charlotte Church, then aged 15, with the commentary: "She's a big girl now... looking chest swell". 
5. Another example was:
  •  Press coverage of I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! largely focused on bikini-clad soap star Helen Flanagan
  • When she was voted off this week, tabloid headlines included "Helen's melons out in telly jungle shocker" and "They're out"

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