International Media Ethics News Archives - Page 9 of 194

BBC guest said there should be Brexit riots

A BBC guest, Brendan O'Neill, the editor of Spiked!, commented "there should be" riots surrounding Brexit. Then, 585 people filed...

Prince Harry is suing the publishers of the Sun and the Daily Mirror and accusing the two newspapers of phone...

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle used the UK press regulator the Independent Press Standards Organisation to get a correction from...

Meghan Markle is suing the Mail on Sunday after the tabloid published a private letter in what her husband Prince...

Russian state-owned broadcaster RT, formerly known as Russia Today, broadcast a map that mislabeled Japan, South Korea and Australia. The...

The Jewish Chronicle is paying Interpal after it linked the non-profit charity to terrorism. Earlier this year, the Daily Mail...

Earlier this summer, the Edmonton Journal published an editorial cartoon that was considered anti-Semitic. Now, the Journal is apologizing for...

The Forum of Jewish Organizations said it is filing a police complaint against Dimitri Verhulst's column for Belgian news outlet...

Australian actor John Jarratt sued and then quickly dropped his suit against the Daily Telegraph and its reporter Jonathan Moran...