International Media Ethics News Archives - Page 14 of 194

Indigenous community suing over morning show claims about abuse & children

Back in 2018, the Australian morning news program Sunrise aired a program about Indigenous people and their children. The program,...

Five New Zealand news organizations, Radio New Zealand, TV New Zealand, Media Works, NZME, and Stuff, agreed not to publish...

A UK news outlet, the Liverpool Echo, linked to a computer store's products and earned commission if readers clicked through....

The BBC aired a "false statistic" about literacy rates in Scotland. The mistake happened in a Sunday Politics program back...

While Covington Catholic high school student Nicholas Sandmann's lawsuit against U.S. news outlets over coverage of the Lincoln Memorial incident...

WikiLeaks' Julian Assange was sentenced to 50 weeks in jail today for breaking the Bail Act. Assange apologized in London's...

The New York Times will not publish syndicated cartoons after publishing an anti-Semitic cartoon last week, the Daily Beast reported....

A London-based Iranian TV news outlet aired an interview with a spokesperson that justified and "welcomed" a Sept. 2018 terrorist...

On the heels of a libel settlement and apology from the BBC, Ukrainian president Petro Poroshenko is now suing Ukrainian...