A Palestinian journalist's social media posts were exposed by media watchdog HonestReporting, prompting Reuters to rescind a prestigious journalism award.
TWO MORE NYT PALESTINIAN FREELANCERS CAUGHT PRAISING HITLER, TERRORISTS AFTER PAPER CUT TIES WITH ANOTHER
"The decision has been made following the discovery of a social media post on Hammad’s Facebook feed that appears to quote Hitler – which, in doing so, suggests an endorsement of his ideology. The comment appeared in 2014," the foundation wrote. "The Thomson Reuters Foundation and the Kurt Schork Memorial Fund stand opposed to hate speech of any description," the statement continues."We have therefore taken this unusual step in order to protect the integrity of the Kurt Schork Awards, established to recognize and celebrate the courageous and brilliant reporting of conflict, corruption and injustice from journalists around the world, who risk their lives daily to speak truth to power.
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