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Idi Amin’s Son Complains about Father’s Obit, Guardian Investigates

Eleven years after Ugandan dictator Idi Amin's death, his son, Hussein Amin, complained to the Guardian that its obituary was inaccurate....

The UK Independent Press Standards Organisation has received "nearly 3,000 complaints" since its September opening, according to a Dec. 23...

Human rights lawyer Amal Alamuddin Clooney’s credibility has been put at risk by The Guardian. Who is telling the truth?...

Major news outlets were duped by a fake Twitter account purporting to be run by the North Korean government despite...

BBC News got in trouble after its coverage of the July 2014 Malaysian Airlines plane MH17, which was shot down...

Following the terrorist attack on Paris-based satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo this morning, some news outlets are censoring or otherwise not...

The Associated Press unpublished a 1989 photograph "Piss Christ" from its site after the Washington Examiner claimed it was unfair...

None of the UK national press published any of Charlie Hebdo's cartoons of Muhammad today, the Guardian reported. iMediaEthics has...

The Financial Times scrubbed two controversial comments from an opinion piece by Europe editor Tony Barber about yesterday's attack on...