UK Times pays libel damages to imam
Th UK Times reported that Imam Abdullah Patel "blamed the West and Israel" after a British policeman was killed. Now,…
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Pakistani TV news claimed PM’s ex ‘colluded’ with political rivals
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Irish Press Council overrules, Waterford paper’s suicide death story didn’t invade privacy
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Italian newspaper’s ‘Black Friday’ headline with pic of 2 black athletes ‘praising diversity,’ editor claims
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Daily Texan: 20 Articles had Fake Quotes
The Daily Texan, the student newspaper for the University of Texas-Austin, revealed that at least 20 articles published this year…
South African paper must apologize for ‘we don’t need white votes’ headline
South Africa's City Press published a headline saying African National Congress "Secretary-General Ace Magashule says: We don't need white votes."…
Indian newspaper offended readers with Hinduism, Ram Temple article
The National Herald, a daily newspaper in New Delhi, India, apologized for offending readers and unpublished an article about Hinduism.…