Bob Vylan Glastonbury broadcast breached BBC standards, investigation finds
The publication of Bob Vylan, the Punk duo at the Glastonbury Festival of BBC this year, violated the company’s editorial standards on damage and crime.
In June, musicians referred to the Israeli Defense Forces at the festival in Somperset and the discussions exploded after musicians cheered “Death, IDF to IDF”.
The sets were published live by the publisher.
BBC’s executive complaint unit received four complaints about performance.
Violence, terrorism or ethnic cleansing, hate speech and statements of anti -Semitism.
The BBC was cleared of violating the standards of impartiality on the publication of performance.
Following the set, the company issued an apology to the Jewish community, especially to the audience and promised to take action to “provide appropriate accountability”.
He also said that he will no longer publish performances that are accepted as “high risk ..
The BBC admitted that he had evaluated the action before Glastonbury, but was suitable for live flow.
However, the publisher said that this is not “clearly like this”.
In the meantime, Bob Vylan, “the aim of the conversation” stating that they made a statement.
“We are not for the death of Jews, Arabs or any other group of races or human beings.
Later, it was revealed that the two were investigated by the met police of the two in May of London’s alleged comments at a concert in Alexandra Palace.
“Death to the death of each IDF soldier as a terrorist agent for Israel. Death to IDF.”
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Since then, it is reported that their agencies have been left by United Talent Agency (UTA), as they withdrew from a series of concerts, including US tours, which seem to have removed the group from websites and after canceling visas.
