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The Media Accountability Project  

Pages tagged "Mass Graves"


Alarming one-sidedness on Israel-Hamas Conflict page

"These details are probably relevant for people to know. Why does a protester who was in a scuffle with a cop and allegedly fought back with a plastic straw deserve such outsized and one-sided media attention? That is a question Global News ought to offer. It is a sad day in Canadian media when plastic straw attacks garner significantly more media attention than plausible accusations of genocide."

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Thank you for descriptively reporting on the mass graves in Gaza and prioritizing Palestinian testimonies

In this case, Israel’s response to claims of mass graves was placed only after an in-depth description of the findings outside of these medical facilities, as well as the Palestinian testimonies by the director of the supply department at Gaza’s civil defense agency and aid workers.

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