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The Media Accountability Project  

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Article fails to mention UNRWA report that claims its employees were tortured into confessing links with Hamas

Failing to say that Israel may have tortured Palestinians to obtain false confessions demonstrates CBC’s tendency to purport Israel’s allegations with little to no skepticism.

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G&M publishes an AP article online but fails to do so in print

"I was disappointed to realize that you covered this story by choosing to publish an article from a wire news service instead of asking your staff members to write an article about it."

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Interview of Palestinian woman is inexplicably unpublished!

"Given that, to our knowledge, the segment did not contain any “egregious error or violation” such as defamatory material or legal restrictions, there is no basis on which the segment should have been removed. The act of unpublishing not only removes content from the public and historical record but fails to uphold a standard of transparency and accountability."

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Thanks for shedding light on Palestinian-Canadian rapper and producer Belly and his music career

"I really appreciate that you brought attention to Belly, being one of many talented Palestinian Canadians. It is important for Canadian audiences to hear and read about the stories of immigrants from diverse backgrounds."

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