by Sydney Smith on Oct 25, 2019
Australian newspaper broke press guidelines with ‘violent Islam’ headline
The Australian newspaper shouldn't have used the phrase "Violent Islam" in a headline about a car attack in Melbourne, Australia...
The Australian newspaper shouldn't have used the phrase "Violent Islam" in a headline about a car attack in Melbourne, Australia...
UK press regulator the Independent Press Standards Organisation will create new guidance for journalists on reporting on Islam and Muslims...
It wasn't offensive for the Sunday Telegraph in Australia to publish a commentary article calling a woman named Yassmin Abdel-Magied...
An 11-year-old Toronto girl claimed earlier this month that her hijab had been cut on her way to school. The...
Breitbart fired writer Katie McHugh after she posted offensive tweets following the London attack this past weekend. "Breitbart Editor-in-Chief Alex...
Canada's National Post published an op-ed accusing Comedy Central's Trevor Noah of attending an event "supporting Islamist intolerance." The site...
Muslim leader Chowdhury Mueen-Uddin never advocated for author Salman Rushdie to be lynched. Because the BBC's Radio 5 Live Breakfast show...
Miqdaad Versi has gotten British news outlets to correct more than a dozen errors in reporting on Muslims in the...
Did you hear about the man who opened fire in a Spanish supermarket screaming "Allahu Akbar"? If you did, you...
On Tuesday, Huffpollster listed the eight major media polls that have attempted to measure the public’s reaction to President Donald...