AFP condemns the strike on its Gaza bureau
AFP Chairman and CEO, Fabrice Fries, has strongly condemned the strike that severely damaged the Agency’s office in Gaza on Thursday, November 2nd.
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AFP Chairman and CEO, Fabrice Fries, has strongly condemned the strike that severely damaged the Agency’s office in Gaza on Thursday, November 2nd.
In line with its mission to report the facts without passing judgement, AFP does not describe movements, groups, or individuals as terrorists unless it is in direct quotes or with attribution.
This is a long-standing policy at the agency and is in line with the editorial policies of other international news agencies and major media, such as the BBC.
It is a rule that applies to the agency's reporting in all coverage of politically motivated violence aimed at civilians.
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