ACMA:"Channel Seven ‘African gangs’ claim breaches accuracy requirements."

Protest Against African Gang Label

Protest Against African Gang Label. AAP Source: AAP

The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) has found Channel Seven Melbourne to have 'breached the Commercial Television Industry Code of Practice in a Sunday Night program broadcast on 8 July 2018'. The ACMA publish the report on their website with this statement. "The ACMA investigation found a claim broadcast in the current affairs program was inaccurate and in breach of the code. A Sunday Night reporter stated in the broadcast that there has been a considerable increase in crime by ‘African gangs’ and that they were responsible for ‘an alarming surge in violent crime’ in Victoria".


ACMA published a final repor


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