Al analizar un total de 76 artículos de prensa de la prensa de "élite" del 15 de enero al 15 de abril de 2019, Fairness & Accuracy In Reporting (FAIR) no pudo encontrar una sola voz que se opusiera a los planes del régimen de Trump en Venezuela.
Assange se redujo de una de las pocas figuras imponentes de nuestro tiempo, un hombre que ocupará un lugar central en los libros de historia, si nosotros como especie vivimos lo suficiente como para escribir esos libros, a nada más que una plaga sexual y un desaliñado. patrón de la fianza.
For seven years, from the moment Julian Assange first sought refuge in the Ecuadorean embassy in London, they have been telling us we were wrong, that we were paranoid conspiracy theorists. We were told there was no real threat of Assange’s extradition to the United States, that it was all in our fevered imaginations. For seven years, we have
“It makes me wonder, what other rules are out there, and how have these rules been applied?”
Journalists and free press advocates are responding with alarm to newly released documents revealing the U.S. government's secret rules for
Reporters Without Borders has asked the International Criminal Court to investigate Israeli sniper fire on journalists, which the NGO said it regards as war crimes.
Three separate journalists, not for Palestinian news outlets, have reported being attacked by Israeli forces. While Israel says that it carefully considers each shot fired, if believed, would leave no other conclusion than that the IDF was intentionally trying to harm or liquidate journalists covering the conflict on the Israeli border. Specific
Palestinian journalist Ahmed Abu Hussein was stationed at a permissible distance from the border fence when an Israeli sniper shot him in the stomach.
After Yaser Murtaja, Ahmed Abu Hussein, another Gazan photojournalist, who was seriously injured last Friday while documenting the March of Return, succumbed to injuries Wednesday afternoon, Gaza's Health Ministry has said. Hussein was stationed at a permissible distance from the border fence when an Israeli sniper shot the 24-year-old
Isn’t it wonderful that the Saudis are going to give the United States some of their wealth, by profiting Boeing, providing jobs, so they can better bomb airports and schools in Yemen? They can do so confident that the U.S. media will ignore their war crimes.
Opinion -- There are few countries on earth more oppressive than Saudi Arabia, an absolute monarchy shaped by Sunni theocracy. It stones adulterers and hurls gay men off buildings by judicial decision. The State Department routinely, matter of factly, reports widespread human rights abuses in the country. International human
45 percent of Republicans favor giving courts the power to shutter “biased” media outlets—a number commentators argued should be “scary for anyone concerned about the future of American democracy.”
As the Trump administration continues to make headlines for its attacks on the press and its attempts to prevent journalists from adequately covering White House press briefings, a recent
