China pulls BBC World News off the air for serious content violation


Beijing, Feb 12 (IANS): China's broadcasting regulator on Thursday made an announcement on pulling BBC World News off the air in the country for serious content violation.

The National Radio and Television Administration (NRTA) said BBC World News was found to have seriously violated regulations on radio and television management and on overseas satellite television channel management in its China-related reports, which went against the requirements that news reporting must be true and impartial, and undermined China's national interests and ethnic solidarity, the Xinhua news agency reported.

"As the channel fails to meet the requirements to broadcast in China as an overseas channel, BBC World News is not allowed to continue its service within Chinese territory. The NRTA will not accept the channel's broadcast application for the new year," the regulator said in a statement.

  

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  • ponkra, mangalore

    Fri, Feb 12 2021

    yes korikatta shetty, for a blind bhakth like you only Republic TV is fair..ha ha ha

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  • sense_Shetty, Mangalore

    Fri, Feb 12 2021

    Don't waste your time and my time .

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  • sense_Shetty, Mangalore

    Fri, Feb 12 2021

    BBC is a useless Channel ..It should be taken off Air in India too .. It works with vested interest and is not neutral anymore ..It has lost all its credibility of being a fair News channel

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