Seven defends its decision to not broadcast this morning’s anti-Sunrise protest
Seven has explained its decision to block the airing of a protest outside its offices today, telling Mumbrella it was to “ensure regulatory compliance”.
The protest – organised in response to a Sunrise segment about whether white families should be allowed to adopt Aboriginal children – took place outside Seven’s offices in Martin Place this morning.
The Sunrise backdrop usually broadcasts a live picture of Martin Place, but Seven made the decision to use stock footage after some protesters began banging on the studio’s windows.
At the end of the day we need to protect the safety of all children regardless of race all children should be able to grow up in a safe environment
Professional protesters, GetUp and Aboriginal activists do not represent the Aboriginals who are at the coal face. I ignore them as well.
Support Sam and Dr Gillespie totally
People who are in the regional areas See the neglect of these poor little darlin daily.
Parents are incapable of providing a secure, loving, caring, and safe environment. .
Open adoption of the children is paramount to their healthy happy outcome
Truly it isa very real saddest problem.
These kids deserve a good life
When has Sunrise ever admitted they were wrong???