The BBC originally delayed airing Gaza: Doctors Under Attack, citing a review of another film. Last week, it announced it would not broadcast the film at all, choosing to let Channel 4 air it instead. This decision is seen as a reflection of the BBC's concern over perceptions of partiality, leading over 100 BBC journalists to anonymously voice their discontent. They assert that the decision has political undertones and does not represent the quality of journalism in the film, expressing disappointment that their concerns were ignored by management.
The BBC's decision not to air Gaza: Doctors Under Attack raises concerns regarding editorial independence, suggesting that public relations rather than journalistic integrity influenced the outcome.
More than 100 BBC journalists anonymously signed a letter criticizing the decision as politically motivated, claiming it does not align with the organization's journalistic values.
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