Ethics in Journalism

Ethics in journalism refers to the principles that guide journalists to report honestly, fairly, and responsibly. It involves accuracy, verifying facts before publishing, avoiding bias, and respecting individuals' privacy. Journalists should seek to inform the public, foster trust, and avoid harm. Ethical standards ensure the news is credible, balanced, and free from conflicts of interest. Upholding these principles helps maintain public confidence in the media and promotes responsible reporting that benefits society as a whole.