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How ethical are South Africa’s news media? We studied public complaints to the press council to find out

The news media in South Africa have a long and dark history of being used to oppress the majority during colonialism and apartheid. In the new context of societal transformation and constitutional democracy since 1994, media diversity is crucial. And the need for ethical journalism is paramount.

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‘One-sided, incomplete’: PCI chief dismisses draft report with 4 recommendations to protect journalists

‘One-sided, incomplete’: PCI chief dismisses draft report with 4 recommendations to protect journalists

A draft report by a Press Council of India member suggesting several measures for journalists has been rejected by the council’s chairperson Ranjana Prakash Desai, saying that she is recording her “dissent” as she is “unable to concur with all observations and recommendations”.

News Corp says misinformation bill might restrict its news sites because of comment sections

News Corp says misinformation bill might restrict its news sites because of comment sections

Contentious proposed bill would exclude professional news content, but News Corp worried that it would be considered a media service

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Abbott influences the global far right, AUKUS Forum courts Trump, Downer investigates cover-ups

Former sex addict Hillsong minster has a lot of friends in the Liberal Party, and Tony Abbott wins praise from a man (repeatedly) convicted of using a Nazi slogan.

Treasurer frolics under the budget tree, Crikey heads into lock-up, and Seven reprimands itself

This week’s tips and murmurs includes a dispatch from Parliament on budget day, and some fun times for Treasurer Jim Chalmers.

ABC gives ABC glowing review, Vice soldiers on, and Herald Sun gets with the times

This week we look back at a year of complaints at the ABC and note the slow march of death for youth media.

Don’t publish ‘false, manipulated’ news on Ram Mandir: Press Council to print media

The print media must refrain from publishing any content on the Ram temple consecration that may be “false or manipulated or has the potential to disturb communal harmony or public order”, the Press Council of India said yesterday.

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The Australian ‘unfairly’ characterised Louise Milligan as lazy and deceitful: Press Council

The Australian ‘unfairly’ characterised Louise Milligan as lazy and deceitful: Press Council

The finding comes two years after Milligan first filed a complaint over the piece, which first ran on June 8 2021 in print and online.

‘Unwarranted emphasis’: watchdog slams Daily Telegraph’s trans manslaughter victim coverage

‘Unwarranted emphasis’: watchdog slams Daily Telegraph’s trans manslaughter victim coverage

The council said ‘repeated references’ to the victim’s gender identity could have led readers to believe it was a factor in her death and ‘could contribute to substantial prejudice against transgender people’.

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