At The Dispatch what makes the core of our ethics is responsible journalism and first commitment to our readers and, to tell the truth as nearly as possible. Within our management and newsroom staff, we follow strict principles of disclosures to avoid any potential conflicts of interest in our reportage. In our opinion sections, we offer the opportunity to all ideological frameworks and points of view with no discrimination while we keep news and investigation completely free from opinion. Our cultural reporting is based on fundamental principles of respect to all cultures and languages with a particular focus on underreported communities and regions. In the process of chasing news, we respect our sources and protect their identities wherever required. All facts and statements are fairly attributed in the best interest of the readers. We have no affiliation with any political party or pressure group, whatsoever. We are vitally concerned about the national interests and also the interests of the people at the community and regional level. On national interests, we are essentially guided by the constitutional frameworks, the principles of sovereignty, national integrity, security and dignity of the country, and not by limited or interest-driven interpretations by political parties or officials of the government. We aim to deliver the facts with precision and we believe in getting not only both sides, but all sides to every story.
