Advocating for fair representation, exposing media bias against the Hindu community, and championing the call to reassess funding for the BBC.

Why a Documentary?

This documentary attempts to explore the BBC’s representation of Hindu and Indian themes via in-depth research and analysis, revealing instances of  bias and disinformation and the ensuing consequences for social peace. The documentary attempts to encourage educated conversation and create a more open dialogue on media integrity and accountability by giving viewers a thorough awareness of the subtleties involved. In addition, it aims to start a dialogue on defunding the BBC and removing  it from the licence fee, with the ultimate objective of creating a media environment that values truthfulness, diversity, and equitable representation for all groups.

Our Vision ​

Defund the BBC envisions a media landscape characterised by transparency, fairness, and respect for cultural diversity. We aspire to create a world where media outlets, including the BBC, actively engage in responsible journalism, portraying Hindus and Indians authentically and without bias. Our vision extends beyond critique, aiming to empower individuals with the tools to discern and challenge media biases. By fostering a culture of media literacy and accountability, we strive for a future where the BBC and similar entities embody a commitment to unbiased reporting, fostering understanding and unity among diverse global communities.​

About Global Hindu Federation

Global Hindu Federation is dedicated to ensuring that the true, authentic voice of the Hindu diaspora is heard and acknowledged. We gather evidence, engage with legislators and policymakers, and work with subject matter experts to address issues affecting the Hindu community worldwide. Our campaigns strive to foster a media environment that reflects fairness, transparency, and respect for all cultural diversities. Learn more here.

In response to sustained, biased anti-Hindu reporting and the amplification of tensions between diverse communities, a global network of concerned individuals of Indian and Hindu origin, has united to shed light on the BBC's hidden agenda.

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