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Letter to ABC: Matt Brown Report on Syria Breaches Code of Practice
Formal Complaint to Audience and Consumer Affairs, Australian Broadcasting Commission, Program: ABC, Radio National, AM Date: 18/9/2014 Title: Mixed Response from Syrian rebels to American-led war on IS Presenter: Chris Uhlmann Reporter: Matt Brown ************************************************************************************ 25 September 2014 Dear Audience and Consumer Affairs, The above-mentioned AM program breaches the ABC Code … Continue reading
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Tagged ABC Radio, Ahmad Al-Rahal, Al-Qaeda, Angry Arab, Audience and Consumer Affairs, BBC, Caesar, Channel 4, Chris Uhlmann, Code of Practice, Dr As'ad AbuKhalil, Dr Chandra Muzaffar, Foreign Correspondent, FSA, illegitimate, IS, Jamal Ma'ruf, James Carelton, James Foley, Jeremy Bowen, Khmer Rouge, Matt Brown, MIT, Mussalaha, opposition, peace, Peter Oborne, Presidential elections, Radio National, rebels, Reconciliation, RN Breakfast, Seymour Hersh, Steven Sotloff, Sunni Muslims, Syria, Ted Postol, Telegraph, torture, Waleed Aly
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Complaint to the ABC in response to Peter Cave’s report on 7.30 (March 26, 2012)
Above: Images taken from Syrian TV Email to Federal and Victorian Politicians, ABC Journalists and other Interested Parties to Warn of the Dangers of Misleading and Biased Reporting on Syria, March 2012 From: Susan Dirgham Sent: Tuesday, 27 March … Continue reading
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Tagged ABC, ABC Audience & Consumer Affairs, bias, FSA, Peter Cave, Qaradawi, Syria
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