Foreign Correspondents’ Association Statement in response to CNN’s raid on a child’s center shooting incident report
From the case of widespread criticism regarding the news reporting of violence in Uthai Sawan Children’s Center, Na Klang District, Nong Bua Lamphu Province of CNN news agency (CNN) It appears that reporters have entered the area of the incident in the child care center, where officers have surrounded a rope. Two reporters were also seen climbing the fence of a child care center. As a result, the society questioned the appropriateness and ethics of presenting news.
Latest on October 8 Foreign Correspondents’ Association of Thailand Issued a statement regarding the news coverage of the shooting in Nong Bua Lamphu of the CNN news agency that
Foreign Correspondents’ Association of Thailand Disappointed with CNN’s latest news coverage of the shooting in Nong Bua Lamphu Children’s Center Most of which are affected are children.
The CNN team entered an area clearly identified as the accident site without permission. In any case, this is unprofessional. and violating media ethics in reporting serious crimes.
This isn’t even a news scoop. or samples of in-depth news coverage because there is no mass media organization Either locally or internationally, arrangements are made to do things that are unethical. And not a single person should be able to do it.
Thailand is deeply saddened and saddened by this loss. There is also widespread concern over inappropriate images that should not be published on social and online media. because respect is to the deceased and their families.
However, if you notice, you will find that Thailand has images of violence and harassment in various media. inappropriately And there has been considerable strides in the past few years to address this issue.
Foreign media and local media who is determined not to behave unethically even under the attention of many countries And the pressure from the editors should be honored.
CNN news agency The short answer should be: Will one of your staff members behave in the same way for catastrophic events in the United States?
