Israel benefits as fatigue groups in Gaza in TV programs

One may think that the pictures of children who are hungry, as political leaders are withheld and publicly supporting ethnic cleansing, news agendas will be released everywhere. In the case of Gaza, the failure of many in the international media to meet the moment makes them part of the story.

The main shareholders:
Chris Doyle-Director of the British Arab Understanding Council
Daniel Levy – President of the United States/Middle East
Muhammad Shihada – visitor colleague, ECFR
Sarah Leah Whitson – Director of Fajr

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With India and Pakistan moving to the soles of the feet in their most intense fighting for decades, a flood of misleading information nourishes the feeling of panic from both sides. Minakshi Ravi reports.

Searching for justice in the court hall offers in Ghana

If you are dealing with something personal and painful – broken marriage or a family conflict – it may turn into a friend. For a dangerous thing like sexual assault, he may go to trial. But in Ghana, more and more people turn elsewhere: direct radio. The so -called “justice style” shows the promise of quick public decisions. But it is also controversial, as critics accuse them of converting special pain into a pre -time theater.

Includes:
George Sarong – Executive Secretary, National Media Committee
Minaba – Ghanem writer
Oheneni Adapaa – Host, Sompa Nhips
Zakaria Tano Moussa – Lecturer in the Law of Media and Ethics, Press Institute