Jackson complains to TV watchdogs

Michael Jackson today made an official complaint to British TV watchdogs over the controversial documentary about his life.

Jackson complains to TV watchdogs
Thu, 06 Feb, 2003 - 19:38

Michael Jackson today made an official complaint to British TV watchdogs over the controversial documentary about his life.

His lawyers sent complaints to the Independent Television Commission and the Broadcasting Standards Commission in England, claiming he had been “unfairly treated” by the Martin Bashir programme.

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