reporting ethics

Reporting ethics refers to the principles that guide journalists, writers, and media professionals to deliver accurate, fair, and honest information. It involves practicing integrity by verifying facts, avoiding biases, and presenting news without distortion or misrepresentation. Upholding confidentiality and respecting privacy are also central, ensuring that sources and subjects are treated respectfully. The goal is to build public trust by providing information that is truthful, balanced, and responsible, thereby maintaining the credibility of the media and supporting an informed society.