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The Media Accountability Project  

Pages tagged "The Carillon"


The Carillon publishes CJPME Letter to the editor

On July 26, 2024, CJPME sent a letter to the editor (LTE) to The Carillon in response to James Loewen’s  July 25 opinion piece: “The stain on the Paris Olympics.”

In his opinion piece, Loewen highlighted the double standard of allowing Israel to participate in the Olympics when it is committing crimes against humanity in Palestine while Russia is banned from doing so.

The LTE, which emphasized the double standard pointed out by Loewen, was published on August 1, 2024, in the Carillon.

It is always encouraging to see CJPME’s LTEs published, especially when it underscores the different treatment Israel is subjected to.


Letter of Thanks: The stain on the Paris Olympics by The Carillon

"James writes that 'the logic of allowing Israel to compete in Paris doesn’t add up,' and I couldn’t agree more. The IOC banned Russia from the Olympics for its brutal war against Ukraine, yet it turns a blind eye to Israel’s ongoing genocide in Gaza."

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