International Media Ethics News Archives - Page 11 of 194

NZ Herald cancels cartoon strip after transphobic subject matter

The New Zealand Herald apologized earlier this year after publishing on offensive cartoon about transgender people. It also canceled the...

The UK Express and UK Mirror settled libel lawsuits about their February 2018 stories claiming a man named Darren Emanuel...

South Africa's Daily Maverick was accused earlier this year of plagiarism and not contacting the subject of a news story,...

It wasn't an invasion of privacy for a UK newspaper to publish photos of the inside of a house that...

Kenya's Sunday Nation suggested Kenyan governor Anne Waiguru was involved with the theft of 10 billion Kenyan shillings (about $99...

News agency the Canadian Press didn't break press guidelines for using anonymous sources in a story on dental care for...

Readers complained to the Guardian about its decision to publish the photo of migrants Oscar Alberto Martinez Ramirez and his...

There's new guidance for reporting on "major incidents" like natural disasters and terrorist attacks in the UK. The guidance came...

After the second Democratic debate, several media organizations took polls to see how the candidates were faring. They all conducted...