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• Mediawatch-UK campaigns for family values in the media.
  
  

• We believe children should be able to grow up protected from unsuitable, and potentially harmful, adult material.
  
  

• Mediawatch-UK believes that broadcasters should exercise their freedom of expression with responsibility.  We are working to champion your rights which should not be overridden in the quest for ratings and profit.
  
  

• Mediawatch-UK is the only independent voice campaigning for better standards across the media. We are funded solely by members of the public who care about standards in the media and their effect on society.  We receive no financial assistance from any other source.
  
  

What we do:

• We campaign against violent, sexually explicit and obscene material in the media. 
  
  

• We initiate and stimulate debate on the effects of television, computer games and the internet.
  
  

• We educate in media literacy, offering information and advice on how respond to, and protect children from, potentially harmful material.
  
  
  

• Mediawatch-UK achieved effective legislation which made images of child pornography illegal.
  
  

• Mediawatch-UK encourages people to talk and think about the effects of violent entertainment and pornography on society.
  
  

• Mediawatch-UK is regularly called upon for comment by the media.
  
  

• Mediawatch-UK lobbies and provides information to government ministers and other senior officials.
  
  

How you can get involved:

• Make your voice heard: on the left you will find links to broadcasters and the regulator so that you can have your say.
  
  

• Join us: by joining Mediwatch-UK you will be joining thousands or people who want to have a say in what we view on our screens and who want to ensure that the internet is a safer place for all.
  
  
• Donate: it's simple using the donate button at the top of this page.
  
  

• Your membership gives us greater authority to represent your views - the more members we have, the more power to our cause.  By being part of a respected organisation working towards better and safer multimedia broadcasting and a safer society in the 21^st century, you won't be a lone voice.
  
  

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