Several Australian Journalists Are Facing Prosecution Over George Pell Stories
Copy Link Daniel Pockett / AAPIMAGE On Tuesday, the lifting of a suppression order in an Australian courtroom told the world that cardinal George Pell had been found guilty of child sexual abuse. But of course, many around the world already knew. Pell, the highest ranked Catholic to be convicted of child sex offences, was found guilty by a jury on Dec. 11, 2018.
Some international publications who reported on the verdict used geo-blocking to hide reports from Australian viewers, but in some cases they could still be seen on website homepages or by using a VPN. Other outlets did not geo-block. What did Australian media outlets do? Following the international media and social media reports, some Australian media outlets published news of the verdict without naming Pell, or specifying his crimes.
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