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tenho pena, esse homem era meu tio. e morreu por menos já que não se pode traz-lo de volta descanse em paz... :(
 

Se esse SENHOR era seu tio, há algo que pode fazer por ele. Pode ajudar a repor a sua dignidade que a imprensa inglesa tenta roubar.
Houve alguém britânico que interpelou o organismo que supervisiona aspectos éticos e de respeito na imprensa, mas foi-lhe respondido que não o podia fazer em relação ao modo vergonhoso como se referiram ao seu tio, porque a pessoa não era de família.

Assim sendo deixo-lhe o link onde pode ver por si mesmo o que pode fazer para fazer algo que mantenha intacta a honra do seu familiar.

http://missingmadeleine.forumotion.net/main-maddie-thread-latest-news-f1/reply-from-the-pcc-t8917.htm

Reply from the PCC

MissBlonde Yesterday at 18:06

I have received a reply from the PCC re the complaint I sent to them regarding the mail online item with the disgusting reference to the sad passing of Mr Encarnacao. Does anyone have any suggestions on how to take this forward? Thanks'
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«Dear Mrs *****

Thank you for your email

I should emphasise that the PCC will normally only consider complaints from people who are directly affected by the matters about which they are concerned. Indeed, only in exceptional circumstances will the Commission consider a complaint from someone not directly involved. For the PCC to take this matter forward, we would generally require a complaint from Mr Encarnacao’s family or their representative.

In this instance, an initial examination of your case suggests that you are a third party to the complaint. However, if you believe our normal rules should be waived to allow us to take your case further (or if you do not consider yourself to be a third party in this matter) we would be grateful to hear from you in the next ten days. We will then ask the Commission to make a further assessment of your case in order to decide whether to take your complaint forward. Additional information about third party complaints can be found on our website in the FAQs section. If you would like to discuss your case before replying please do contact us. If we hear no more from you we will close our files on your complaint.

If, at the end of the complaints-process, you are dissatisfied with the manner in which your case has been handled, you should write within one month to the independent Charter Commissioner who will investigate the matter and report any findings and recommendations to the Commission. Further details are included on our website.

A copy of the Code of Practice which all newspapers and magazines who subscribe adhere to, can be accessed using this web link: http://www.pcc.org.uk/cop/practice.html

Further information about the complaints process can be accessed using this web link: http://www.pcc.org.uk/complaints/process.html

Information about our service commitments to complainants can be accessed using this web link: http://www.pcc.org.uk/complaint/charter.html.

Further information about the PCC can be found on our website www.pcc.org.uk .

Do not hesitate to contact us if you need further advice. When you write to us, please quote our reference number on this email.

Yours sincerely



Simon Yip
simon.yip@pcc.org.uk

Press Complaints Commission
Halton House
20/23 Holborn
London EC1N 2JD

Tel: 020 7831 0022
Website: www.pcc.org.uk»

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