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by JNS.org
CAMERA’s BBC Watch initiative is hosting three events on BBC bias in the UK. Photo: Screenshot.
JNS.org – Ahead of an upcoming United Kingdom governmental review of the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) charter, the Committee for Accuracy in Middle East Reporting in America (CAMERA) watchdog is spotlighting what it calls the need for the BBC “to change course and live up to its mandated standards of impartiality and independent coverage” with regards to Israel.
CAMERA’s BBC Watch initiative is hosting three events on BBC bias in the UK — an invitation-only meeting in the country’s parliament on Nov. 9, hosted by lawmaker Mike Freer; a public event Nov. 10 in North London; and a second public event in Manchester on Nov. 12.
“Many prominent speakers will present detailed evidence that BBC coverage of Israel has consistently failed to meet standards set out in the BBC charter,” said Hadar Sela, managing editor of BBC Watch. “The BBC’s failure is not just distorting public perception of Israel, it’s also having a pernicious impact on how British Jews are treated in the United Kingdom.”
