International Media Ethics News Archives - Page 53 of 193

BBC’s Alex Dyke suspended for Breastfeeding Comments

The BBC suspended DJ Alex Dyke for derogatory comments about breastfeeding in public. It is "unnatural" and "has to be...

The Courier Mail's cover story on a murdered transgender woman was offensive, the Australian Press Council found. iMediaEthics wrote last...

ITV defended its decision to interview former Rwandan prime minister Jean Kambanda about his confession related to the 1994 Rwandan genocide....

Australia's Fairfax Media apologized to politician Warren Mundine after accusing him of helping a mining company get permission to work...

Two recent polls have come to quite different conclusions about the public’s reaction to the nuclear deal with Iran, signed...

Fairfax Media, which publishes The Age and Sydney Morning Herald lost a libel lawsuit brought by Australian politician Joe Hockey. But...

Australian radio 2Day FM must air a three-hour media ethics program as punishment for its 2012 royal prank call to...

Chinese-Canadian politician Michael Chan sent a libel notice to the Globe and Mail calling for the newspaper to retract its...

The Voluntary Media Council of Zimbabwe will start honoring media ethics with two upcoming ethics awards, Zimbabwe's News Day reported....