Ethics Policy

We are committed to producing content that is fair, impartial, and free from personal, political, or commercial bias.
Our team does not accept gifts, favors, or incentives that may influence editorial decisions or create conflicts of interest.
All team members are expected to act professionally and uphold integrity across all interactions, including their online presence.
We do not publish or endorse content that promotes violence, hate speech, discrimination, or misleading narratives.
Confidential or sensitive information accessed during the content creation process will never be shared externally.
We maintain clear separation between editorial content and sponsored/paid material, which is always disclosed transparently.

Editorial Guidelines

All story ideas and topics undergo internal review before writing begins to ensure relevance and value for readers.
Writers are responsible for submitting original work that is clear, accurate, and free of plagiarism or AI-generated misuse.
Editors review every piece for clarity, structure, compliance with guidelines, and overall quality before publication.
Headlines, visuals, and content must accurately reflect the topic without using misleading or clickbait tactics.
Content must avoid biased or harmful language related to politics, race, religion, gender, or other protected identities.
Corrections or updates are made promptly whenever inaccuracies or improvements are identified.

All factual claims are verified against reliable, reputable, and publicly accessible sources before publication.
Data, statistics, quotes, and external references are cited clearly, with links provided where applicable.
We avoid using unverified social media posts, opinion-based sources, or uncorroborated claims in factual reporting.
Editors cross-check major claims and ensure that no information is taken out of context or misrepresented.
Any content found to contain errors will be corrected transparently, following our corrections and updates process.
Sponsored, user-generated, or third-party content follows the same verification standards unless clearly labelled otherwise.