International Media Ethics News Archives - Page 181 of 194

Pakistan Journalist Babar Ayaz Calls for Activated Press Council

Pakistani journalist Babar Ayaz called for the long delayed Pakistan's press council to be finally set up, in a June...

A recently released report, "Torture at Times: Waterboarding in the Media", studied the media's treatment of the word torture and...

A journalist attended a conference the media had initially been invited to and heard a political figure speaking frankly about...

Several newspapers, including the British daily The Metro, published stories about Nichola Paginton, who died last October of heart failure...

South Africa's press council, ombudsman, and its appeals panel regulate South Africa's print media. The council also mediates disputes between...

One of the ten alleged Russian spies arrested in the U.S. last week included Vicky Pelaez, a journalist, who wrote...

MediaBackspin and YidwithLid blogged June 28 that that the Daily Telegraph used a 2009 photo out of context --suggesting a...

Another twist has been added to the decade-long debate over the "al-Dura" video broadcast by France 2, a national public...

Bloggers and news sites are calling out Reuters for its two cropped photos from the Mavi Marmara, the Turkish ship...