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Did England Ban Fox News Because They Saw It as Propaganda ?

Origin In April 2021, social media users enthusiastically shared a tweet that claimed “England” had banned Fox News on the basis that it was no more than right-wing propaganda. The tweet, which @Strandjunker posted on April 27, claimed that: “England banned Fox News because they saw it as [a] propaganda channel for the right wing. If you agree with me that it’s about time we give them the same treatment, then raise your hand.” Critics of Fox News have, for whatever reason, made a habit in recent years of falsely claiming that authorities in other countries have outlawed the right-leaning network for its ideological slant, or for the accuracy of its reporting. Snopes has previously debunked examples concerning putative bans in Australia and New Zealand, as well as Canada.

Republic Bharat fined £20,000 by UK regulator over hate speech

Republic Bharat fined £20,000 by UK regulator over hate speech The regulator says an episode of Puchta hai Bharat show, anchored by Arnab Goswami, aired on Republic Bharat on September 6, 2019, failed to comply with its broadcasting rules. “Programme contained statements which amounted to hate speech against, and was abusive and derogatory about, Pakistani people,” the order states Mumbai, December 23, 2020 The Office of Communications (Ofcom), the United Kingdom s Communications regulator, has fined Worldview Media Network, which holds the licence to broadcast Republic Bharat in the UK, £20,000 over alleged hate content.  According to the order released on Tuesday, December 22, 2020, an episode of the programme ‘Puchta Hai Bharat’ broadcast last year had violated conditions of the Ofcom Broadcasting Code. 

Indian TV channel fined 20,000 pounds for hate speech against Pakistan

Women journalists demand 33 percent representation in PFUJ and other bodies      Court orders government to ban social media app TikTok      Women quitting journalism in Afghanistan due to security fears      Criminal accusation notice published against union leader Rana Azeem      Three female media workers slain in separate attacks in Afghanistan      PFUJ demands Shehbaz Gill s removal for trolling women journalists      RISJA elects Ayaz Akbar as president, honors a trio of veterans      Information minister tells Matiullah Jan to quit journalism      Bangladeshi writer Mushtaq Ahmed dies in jail          06:45 PM JournalismPakistan.com December 23, 2020   ISLAMABAD British media regulator Ofcom has fined Indian Republic TV £20,000 for hate speech against Pakistani people, and derogatory and abusive treatment of Pakistani people.

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