BBC Faces Backlash for Banning Jewish Staff from Antisemitism March
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The BBC has banned its staff, including Jewish employees, from attending a march against antisemitism in London, citing guidelines that prohibit employees from attending "controversial" demonstrations. This decision has been criticized as a double standard, as the BBC's own policy allows staff to demonstrate against racism. The BBC defended its actions, stating that discussions considering the guidance have taken place internally. This comes shortly after the network's former director accused it of being "institutionally antisemitic" in its reporting.
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