2024-01-23 12:32:16
Media Hessischer Rundfunk
ARD broadcaster interviews its own employee at “Demo against the right”
Status: 23.01.2024 | Reading time: 2 minutes
Hadija Haruna-Oelker
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Another employee was interviewed on an ARD channel, this time as a demo participant. Hadija Haruna-Oelker is introduced in the Hessischer Rundfunk (HR) report, but is not identified as an employee. HR has since apologized.
The Hessischer Rundfunk (HR) presented and interviewed its own employee as an activist in a report about the “demo against the right” in Frankfurt. Hadija Haruna-Oelker is presented in the Hessenschau contribution on Saturday as “part of the Black People in Germany Initiative” and is shown giving a speech on stage. Nowhere is there any indication that Haruna-Oelker has also been working for Hessischer Rundfunk for a long time. First reported about it T-online and the industry portal It shows2.
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“She says never again is not certain,” says the voice off camera. Then Haruna-Oelker is shown: “All the marginalized groups that are treated like woke (…) these are the people who were no longer supposed to be alive back then,” she says into the camera.
Hessischer Rundfunk has since apologized. There was a mistake, it says notice the Hessenschau. “We should have made it clear in the article that she also works as a freelancer for HR.”
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It continues: “We regret the error. Ms. Haruna-Oelker was neither involved in the creation nor acceptance of the contribution. The Hessenschau article has been corrected.” In the meantime, her title in the article has been changed; her name now reads “HR employee”, which is also how she is called in the article in the media library “Frankfurt and Kassel show their flag against the right”.
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Not the first mistake of this kind. During a survey about a discounter’s climate-price strategy six months ago, WDR interviewed a colleague of all people – who thought the campaign was great. In the post, the supposed customer Hannah Mertens praised the campaign, in which products for the climate were sold at a higher price. Mertens, however, works at the radio station WDR 5.
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