Media Analysis
Cameron’s ‘Christian’ speech: a less than hysterical reaction in the media signifies change
by - 10th January 2012
Does the lack of media hysteria signal a more nuanced debate about religion?
How the media covered the riots: moralising without a prayer
by - 24th August 2011
As moral outrage spilled out in newsprint during the riots that hit Britain’s streets a fortnight ago, the UK media largely overlooked the role of faith and the work of faith communities in their news reporting.
None the wiser ten years on: The Telegraph’s failure to get 9/11
by - 11th May 2011
The tenth anniversary of the Al Qa’eda attacks of 11 September 2001 against the U.S. approaches. Osama Bin Laden is dead. But moderate Muslims are reminded daily that Western political and media leaders have learned little, in this decade, about Islam in general, and radical Islamist ideology in particular.
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- Tunisia Faces a Balancing Act of Democracy and Religion - New York Times
- Tunisia Faces a Balancing Act of Democracy and Religion - New York Times
- 'Dutch burka ban would only affect 100 women' - Jerusalem Post
- 'Dutch burka ban would only affect 100 women' - Jerusalem Post
- Religious violence betrays intellectual bankruptcy - Dawn
- Religious violence betrays intellectual bankruptcy - Dawn
- Christians 'face deportation' in Saudi Arabia - Al Jazeera
- Christians 'face deportation' in Saudi Arabia - Al Jazeera
- Indonesian Christians Protest Over Intimidation - Bangkok Post
- Indonesian Christians Protest Over Intimidation - Bangkok Post
- Norway convicts two men over al-Qaeda plot on Danish newspaper - Telegraph
- Norway convicts two men over al-Qaeda plot on Danish newspaper - Telegraph
- Shafia verdict prompts debate: Was it an honour killing, or just plain murder? - Montreal Gazette
- Shafia verdict prompts debate: Was it an honour killing, or just plain murder? - Montreal Gazette
- More NZ forced marriages to come to light - The Age
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