The Media Accountability Project  

Broadcast marginalizes Palestinian narratives and perpetuates anti-Palestinian racism

Presenting this policy as controversial or outside Canadian norms distorts the reality of Canada’s commitments to international law. Such lopsided coverage is an example of CITL-DT ‘manufacturing consent’ in real-time, bombarding Canadians with the message that recognizing Palestinian statehood is a losing policy. It's just not tru

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