Our basic view of journalism

3. Journalists are the "gatekeepers" of the flow of information, adopting the basic norms of the mainstream social values of the middle class as the mainstay of society, rather than any ideology that needs to be indoctrinated into the mainstream of society;

4. The notion of the truth of the facts is evaluated by the rational criteria of empirical science, and is subordinate to the supreme authority of facts,

5. supreme authority, rather than submit to any political or economic power;

5. Be subject to professional norms founded on the above principles, and accept the self-regulation of professional organizations, rather than any power or authority outside of it.

3. Journalists are the "gatekeepers" of the flow of information, adopting the basic norms of the mainstream social values of the middle class as the mainstay of society, rather than any ideology that needs to be inculcated into the mainstream of society;

4. This supreme authority, rather than submit to any political or economic power;

5. Subject to professional norms founded on the above principles, accepting the self-regulation of professional organizations, rather than accepting the control of any power or authority outside of this.

3. Journalists are the "gatekeepers" of the flow of information, adopting the basic norms of the mainstream social values of the middle class as the mainstay of society, rather than any ideology that needs to be inculcated into the mainstream of society;

4. This supreme authority, rather than submit to any political or economic power;

5. Subject to professional norms founded on the above principles, accepting the self-regulation of professional organizations, rather than accepting the control of any power or authority outside of this.