The Handbook for Integrity in the News and Those who Report or Comment on it

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Integrity in the news is not just about the media but also those who report or comment on it. Each of us should be able to draw our own conclusions about events and issues but what is being presented is often does not include all the facts. News reports in many cases only present one viewpoint when both sides of an issue need to be presented or reported for the public to make their own decisions not having the media pushing their own conclusion. The media and journalists have a responsibility to honestly present the facts not their political perspective.