Front pages of British newspapers reporting on the 3 June 2017 terrorist attack on London Bridge and Borough Market in which seven people died (Shutterstock).

Islamic Lifestyle

New study calls for fairer treatment and representation of Muslims and Islam in UK media reporting


Study reveals almost 60% of online media articles and 47% of TV clips associate Muslims or Islam with negative aspects or behaviour.

 

London: A new study has called for Muslims and Islam to receive fairer treatment in reporting and coverage at mainstream online and broadcast media outlets in the UK.

The report, titled ‘British Media’s Coverage of Muslims & Islam (2018-2020)’, was published by the Centre for Media Monitoring (CfMM), a project of the Muslim Council of Britain (MCB). The MCB is a national Muslim umbrella organisation and includes mosques, scholars, charities and professional networks.

Continue reading

Free, in under 30 seconds

Join thousands of professionals reading Salaam Gateway — the Global Islamic Economy Gateway.

Joined by 12,000+ Islamic economy professionals
  • 5 free articles every month
  • Weekly Islamic-economy newsletter
  • Save articles to read later

tags:

Media and recreation