Ombudsmen, Public Editors, Readers Reps and Press Councils

Unfair to link NZ group to mosque shootings

New Zealand website Stuff published an article claiming that a "strange Thor-worshipping religion" was linked to the March mosque shootings...

Is it OK to call a parrot "pain-loving" and Photoshop it wearing a hat? The UK press regulator the Independent...

In a bid for transparency, Kenya's The Nation Media Group has publicized its editorial policy, which includes a section on...

Globe & Mail public editor Sylvia Stead offered seven tips for readers in reporting on political polls. Her advice comes...

It was OK for Scottish news outlet the National to mock a politician's religion, the UK press regulator the Independent...

Australian news outlets technically may have broken press guidelines when they published live video of the New Zealand mosque attacks,...

The Australian Courier-Mail failed to contact the subject of an article before publication and wrongly characterized it as an "anti-coal"...

It was irrelevant for the UK Sun to publish a picture of and a story speculating on a relationship between...

New Zealand's largest news site Stuff doesn't have to publish anti-vaccine content, the New Zealand Media Council said. The media...