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One might think that pictures of hungry children, if political leaders hold the help back and openly requested for ethnic cleansing, would be transferred everywhere. In the case of Gaza, the failure of many in the international media to fulfill the moment has made it part of the story.
Main pension manager:
Chris Doyle director, Council for Arabic-British understanding
Daniel Levy – President, US/Middle East Project
Muhammad Shehada – visiting man, ECFR
Sarah Leah Whitson – director, Dawn
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While India and Pakistan have been in their most intense struggles from Toe-toe for decades, a flood of disinformation promotes the feeling of panic on both sides. Meenakshi Ravi reports.
Search for justice in Ghana’s court shows shows
If you have to do with something personal and painful – a broken marriage or a family dispute – you can contact a friend. For something as serious as sexual assault, it could go to court. But more and more people are going somewhere else in Ghana: live radio. The so -called “justice style” shows fast, public resolutions. But they are also controversial, and critics accuse them of transforming private pain into prime time theater.
With:
George Sarpong – Executive Secretary of the National Media Commission
Menenaba – Ghanaian writer
Oheneni Adazoa – host, SOMPA NKOMO Show
Zakaria Tanko Musah – lecturer in media law and ethics, journalism institutes