The Media Accountability Project  

It is a severe violation of broadcast ethics when a platform is provided for a host and guest that have no idea what they are talking about. Of course they are entitled to their opinions but these must be based in fact, not wild conjecture. Continue reading

Part of our work as part of the Media Accountability Project at CJPME addresses precisely what Sarah mentioned in the interview: Palestinians are denied the “permission to narrate,” to tell their own stories, share their experiences, and to be heard. Mainstream media deliberately leave out the Palestinian narrative, which is why we appreciate that the article platformed Sarah who said that the film actively works against that kind of censorship. Continue reading

"Nous vous remercions pour cette couverture. Cet article couvre de manière large et juste les perspectives pro-palestiniennes. Dans un contexte médiatique où le génocide à Gaza et les revendications des activistes pro-palestiniens sont couverts en leur défaveur par un manque de partialité, votre couverture donne une perspective complète des revendications des manifestants à votre audience." Continue reading

"CTV’s coverage needs to cease casting doubt on the death toll in Gaza.  CJPME demands that future coverage of the death toll be reported as widely recognized and reliable." Continue reading

Specifying that protesters were allowed to block and abuse people going to a religious service is misleading and lacks critical context. Continue reading

Without providing this essential context and failing to report on his response. The Globe and Mail leaves readers with an incomplete and misleading record, after the subject of the piece has provided that exact clarification. This violates basic standards of journalistic balance and fairness. Continue reading

We appreciate your effort to highlight the cross-solidarity and intersection between the trans-rights and the Palestine human rights movements. Conservative outlets often make a mockery of LGBTQ+ groups standing in solidarity with Palestine. As if Queer Arabs don't exist. CJPME encourages you to explore this intersectionality further. We look forward to your future coverage. Continue reading

We also reject the characterization of our organization as one that "expresses hatred." We are a human rights organization that advocates for Palestinian human rights. Continue reading

Many countries, including Spain and Norway, have resumed their funding after reviewing the available evidence and concluding that Israel’s claims lacked sufficient proof. The Canadian government itself resumed funding after an internal review, expressing confidence that UNRWA’s accountability mechanisms had been strengthened.  Continue reading

I do not see a clear route for submitting a formal complaint to CP24, and I noticed you replied on behalf of CP24 in a previous file related to the CBSC. Continue reading