Suicide prevention: online platforms, print media and broadcasting
Ofcom enforces measures in the Online Safety Act to protect web users from suicide or self-harm content. It also regulates broadcast media, but not the press.
This Library briefing paper helps MPs and their staff dealing with casework involving antisocial behaviour.
A short guide to anti-social behaviour complaints (129 KB , PDF)
This paper sets out the key information needed to understand the system for reporting anti-social behaviour.
It covers the definition of anti-social behaviour and the key actors involved. It also briefly discusses the informal and formal powers they can use to tackle anti-social behaviour.
Its designed to help MPs dealing with constituents who have been affected by anti-social behaviour. It explains what constituents should expect at different stages of the reporting process, what their options are, and where they can go for further support and advice.
A short guide to anti-social behaviour complaints (129 KB , PDF)
Ofcom enforces measures in the Online Safety Act to protect web users from suicide or self-harm content. It also regulates broadcast media, but not the press.
A Westminster Hall debate has been scheduled for 1.30pm on 5 September on waste crime in Staffordshire. The debate will be opened by Adam Jogee MP.
Deporting foreign national offenders from the UK is a longstanding government priority but the number of people deported has fallen.