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Text integral
Directive 1.1: The search for truth
Directive 2.1: Freedom of information
Directive 2.2: Multiple viewpoints
Directive 2.3: Distinction between information and opinion
Directive 2.4: Public function
Directive 2.5: Exclusivity contracts
Directive 3.1: Treatment of sources
Directive 3.2: Press releases
Directive 3.3: Archive documents
Directive 3.4: Illustrations
Directive 3.5: Reconstructions
Directive 3.6: Montages
Directive 3.7: Surveys
Directive 3.8: Right to be heard against grave accusations
Directive 4.1: Concealing professional identity
Directive 4.2: Covert research
Directive 4.3: Payment for information
Directive 4.4: Embargoes
Directive 4.5: Interviews
Directive 4.6: Research
Directive 4.7: Plagiarism
Directive 5.1: Duty to rectify
Directive 5.2: Readers' letters
Directive 6.1: Editorial secrecy
Directive 6.2: Exceptions to press immunity
Directive 7.1: Protection of privacy
Directive 7.2: People in distress
Directive 7.3: Celebrities
Directive 7.4: Children
Directive 7.5: Presumption of innocence
Directive 7.6: Citing names
Directive 7.7: Legal discharge, shelving and acquittal
Directive 7.8: Sex offences
Directive 7.9: Suicide
Directive 7.10: Images of war, conflict and celebrities
Directive 8.1: Respect for human dignity
Directive 8.2: Prohibition of discrimination
Directive 8.3: Protection of victims
Directive 8.4: Images of war and conflict
Directive 8.5: Images of accidents, catastrophes and crimes
Directive 9.1: Independence
Directive 9.2: Conflicts of interest
Directive 10.1: Separating editorial from advertising
Directive 10.2: Sponsoring, coupling of editorial reports an advertising
Directive 10.3: Lifestyle reports, naming brands and products
Directive 10.4: Deceptive stories
Directive 10.5: Advertising boycotts
Directive a.1: Leaks
Directive a.2: Privately-owned companies
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