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The Media Accountability Project  

Pages tagged "Sudbury.com"


Concerns in article about Trump's Board of Peace for Gaza

Why does this article use “Hamas-led” when describing Gaza Health Ministry statistics of Palestinians killed by Israel during the “ceasefire”? In Canada, the press would not use “Liberal-led” to describe any federal level ministry. I have also never seen the press use “Likud-led” in describing any of Israel’s ministries. 

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Sudbury Article about petition to ban the sale of nickel to Israel could've added a perspective supporting it

"While it is crucial to include the perspectives of those who oppose the petition, it is equally important to provide a space for the petitioners and their supporters to explain their rationale and respond to the criticisms leveled against them. By predominantly featuring the perspective of CIJA and not sufficiently representing the views of the petitioners and their supporters, your article risks perpetuating a one-sided narrative."

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