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The Media Accountability Project  

Pages tagged "City News Toronto"


Thank you + feedback on GHF news segment

"A project close to my heart has been raising awareness about the difference between Palestinian prisoners and detainees, and the need for media outlets to provide essential context on Israel’s abhorrent policy of administrative detention."

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Thanks for offering a range of perspectives on the genocide in Gaza

"Please continue to publish interviews and articles that offer a range of perspectives on what has become a humanitarian crisis in Gaza. This time in history will be a black mark on the international community when we look back in the years to come."

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Correction needed to add context regarding Israel‘s ongoing attacks on Gaza

"Please include a quote from a pro-Palestine voice to make your article balanced. CJPME would be glad to recommend someone from Toronto."

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