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Alison Bezzina was 'reprimanded' for her opinion on meat consumption

The issue stems from the Animal Welfare Commissioner's comments saying that one cannot claim to love all animals and still eat meat. “The Broadcasting Authority’s move to censor the Commissioner is a dark day for the media locally,” they claim, accusing the BA of falling victim to the meat and dairy lobby 

Lusaka - Zambia: By Henry Kyambalesa

Labour and Foreign Employment Minister, Mr. Manusha Nanayakkara, announced plans to digitize the entire foreign service centre in order to liberate th...

Online and social media platforms will soon have legally binding obligations to make the internet safer or face massive fines under Irish and EU law, the new media regulator has announced.

The ousting of a highly-regarded champion for women's equality is just one example of the meltdown of good governance

Sri Lanka : Eran accuses government of creating racial and religious issues and bringing various anti-people laws (Sri Lanka - latest news stories and top headlines)

Former President reversed gazettes, current one is reversing Acts At this moment, many problems have arisen in the country, in the backdrop of bringing several Bills including Broadcasting Authority Bill and the Anti- Corruption Bill by the government said opposition MP Eran Wickramaratne, addres

The Irish media landscape is somewhat nervous in 2023: in particular, global job losses at tech companies have major implications for Ireland as Dublin is the European headquarters of many of them, including Meta, Twitter, and Microsoft. The high cost of print, allied with the general cost-of-living crisis is also testing the sustainability of print production.

More Than 25% Of 18 To 24-Year-Olds "Extremely" Or "Very" Interested In News, news, music news, Ireland