At The Washington Protocol, we are committed to upholding the highest standards of journalistic integrity. This page outlines the core principles that guide our reporting, editing, and publishing processes. Our aim is to be transparent about our journalistic practices to earn and maintain the trust of our readers.
Accuracy and Fairness
- Fact-Checking: Every piece of information we publish undergoes rigorous fact-checking.
- Multiple Sources: We rely on multiple sources to substantiate our reporting.
- Fair Representation: We strive to represent all sides of a story, giving a voice to marginalized and underrepresented communities.
Transparency and Accountability
- Corrections: We promptly correct any errors and clearly indicate when changes have been made to published content.
- Bylines: Articles are accompanied by bylines to identify the authors and contributors.
- Editorial Independence: Our editorial team operates independently of our advertisers and sponsors.
Privacy and Ethics
- Confidentiality: We respect the confidentiality of our sources and protect their identities when required.
- Plagiarism: We strictly prohibit plagiarism and always attribute quotes and ideas to their original sources.
- Conflict of Interest: Our journalists disclose any potential conflicts of interest related to the stories they cover.
Inclusivity and Diversity
- Representation: We are committed to featuring a diverse range of voices and perspectives in our reporting.
- Inclusive Language: We use language that is inclusive and respectful of all individuals and communities.
Legal Compliance
- Copyright: All content published on The Washington Protocol is copyrighted and protected under intellectual property laws.
- Data Protection: We adhere to data protection regulations to safeguard the privacy of our readers.
Contact
For any questions or concerns about our publishing principles, please contact us.
