Donovan de Klerk·2d agoVerification Is Their Job — A Complaint Should Not Be RequiredPress Code 1.1, 1.7 and 1.9 put the duty on the publication itself — “independently of whether a complaint is lodged.”
Donovan de Klerk·2d agoName the Charges — Or You Have Not Corrected AnythingRemoving the word “murder” and leaving a fog called the “Luke Edwards matter” is not a correction. Neither is the word “including”.
Donovan de Klerk·Nov 3A Correction That Still MisleadsSouth Coast Sun’s 29 October proposal took “murder” out of the headline. It left the note at the bottom, kept “neighbouring retirement home…
InThe Next WorldbyUttaran Hazarika·Nov 1Threats to Free and Independent Media in Modern DemocraciesImage generated by ChatGPT
The Unseen Dossier·Oct 25Dossier 036: A Judge’s Review of Immigration Agents’ Force Against Protesters and Press in ChicagoIn a 233-page opinion, a Chicago judge compared federal agents’ accounts of Operation Midway Blitz with their own body-camera footage and…
The Unseen Dossier·Oct 24Dossier 034: Escorts, Pledges and Revoked Passes: The Court Rulings on Reporters at the PentagonA federal judge has ruled three times against the Defense Department’s press restrictions, and an appeals court has twice let the…
Boyo Popov·Oct 8Trump’s War on the Press Is Making Silence a Business DecisionA president does not have to close a newspaper to weaken it. He can make reporting on him expensive enough that its owners start asking…
Jade Lennon·Oct 2Surveillance, threats of retrenchment, and silent exits at Namibia’s flagship paperThe unreported story of the struggle inside The Namibian
Lydia Lee·Oct 2When the Cameras Went DarkDid Trump need the diplomatic spectacle — but not necessarily need Americans to see all of it?
