International Media Ethics News Archives - Page 178 of 193

Guidance for Reporting on Islam, Muslims in the works

UK press regulator the Independent Press Standards Organisation will create new guidance for journalists on reporting on Islam and Muslims...

The UK press regulator the Independent Press Standards Organisation has new guidance for reporting on children. The guidance emphasizes that...

Nearly a decade later, there's some news related to the Indian media controversy known as Radiagate. As iMediaEthics wrote back...

The phone hacking lawsuit settlements continue to come in. At the end of January, News Corp. Newspapers, the UK branch...

South Africa's News 24 unpublished a video showing a fatal accident at a school because it upset readers. In a...

South Africa has a new press ombudsman, Pippa Green. Green begins April 1, the Mail & Guardian reported. iMediaEthics has...

The National Post didn't break journalism guidelines when it published two opinion articles in Nov. 2018 about a homicide detective's...

An Australian court ruled that the Australian Age newspaper must pay $180,000 Australian (about $127,000 U.S.) to a former journalist...

The UK Sun claimed a bombing victims advocacy group demonstrated at a football match and the police had to restrain...