A high court rejected a famous person's attempt to block media from publishing sexual misconduct allegations, ruling that his suicide threats did not justify an injunction.
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Person’s anonymity remains in place subject to any appeal against high court decisionA “well-known individual” has failed in his bid to stop two media organisations from publishing allegations of inappropriate sexual activities, the high court has ruled.The legal team for the anonymous individual, known in court only as PPT, claimed he was “highly likely” to attempt suicide if the allegations were published by the Guardian and ITN. PPT denies the allegations. Continue reading...
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