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Action on human rights in the TV industry
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The TV Industry Human Rights (TVIHR) Forum was established in 2017 after members of BAFTA’s Albert Consortium recognised a need for broader industry collaboration and action to understand and address human rights issues in the TV industry.

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The Forum uses a human rights lens to look at the making of TV programmes, considering who may potentially be impacted and what any impacts could be.

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RESEARCH: Labour rights of ancillary workers on UK TV productions

Read our original research into labour practices for people providing security, catering, cleaning, transport, stagehands, set construction and facilities management services on UK TV productions.

Buying practices for productions

TOOLKIT

Explore our toolkit to help productions to act responsibly when working with suppliers and to ensure that the rights of the lowest paid and most vulnerable workers are respected.

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Grievance and response for productions

TOOLKIT

Explore our toolkit for productions which has a checklist to ensure that existing communications and grievance channels are effective and guidance on how to respond if poor labour practices are found. 

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