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The Media Accountability Project  

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Anti-Palestinian alt-right fringe group cosplaying as journalist spotlight the hard work of CJPME


In a recent article, "CBC caves to far-left pressure, issues 'correction' on Israel-Hamas 'genocide' claim," Rebel News inadvertently acknowledged the impact of CJPME’s Media Accountability Project (MAP) in pushing CBC toward greater accountability in its coverage of Palestine

The article confirms that MAP’s advocacy led CBC to clarify its editorial stance on the term genocide when describing Israel’s actions in Gaza. While Rebel News framed this as CBC capitulating to “anti-Israel pressure,” the reality is that our efforts successfully challenged CBC’s editorial policies, ensuring that Palestinian voices and perspectives are taken seriously.

Ironically, Rebel News even quoted directly from our media alert—clear proof that MAP’s work is being closely watched by Canadian media outlets across the political spectrum. Their coverage amplifies the effectiveness of our campaign and reinforces the necessity of media accountability initiatives like MAP.

This is yet another example of how grassroots media advocacy can drive real change.


Corrections needed on Rebel News coverage of MAP work

"Mr. Dhaliwal’s article inadvertently highlights the effectiveness of MAP’s work. He directly copies and pastes quotes from our media alert into his piece, proving that Rebel News is paying attention to our efforts whether their team admits it or not."

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