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Sky News Didn’t Propagate Hatred towards Muslims, Australia’s Media Watchdog Says

TEHRAN (IQNA) – The Muslim community’s complaint that Sky News Australia programs hosted by Andrew Bolt, Rita Panahi and Paul Murray propagated anti-Islam sentiment was dismissed by the media watchdog.

News ID: 3479639 Publish Date : 2022/07/09

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