Aljiha24
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Aljiha24.ma is a regional online newspaper, founded in 2017 and based in Marrakech and Safi, which is committed to professional journalism in the Marrakech-Safi region. It brings together writers with previous experience in well-known Moroccan media outlets. Aljiha24 is a newspaper that has chosen to work according to the principles of responsible journalism, avoiding sensationalism, seeking views, and publishing headlines in Moroccan dialect, considering the recent proliferation of new electronic media in Morocco.
Charter of Honor of the newspaper "Aljiha24":
The Aljiha24 website assumes its media responsibility by providing information, awareness, and analysis, while respecting the universal principles governing press freedom and adhering to globally recognized professional standards. The editorial policy of the website is based on the following principles:
- Defending the right to information and knowledge.
- Seeking the truth with objectivity and professionalism, respecting ethics and internationally accepted journalistic practices.
- Utilizing all forms of professional journalism, such as investigations, reports, analyses, and interviews, as well as all editorial formats, whether textual, audio, or visual, offered by new media.
- Respecting freedom of expression, universally recognized values of citizenship, and human rights in every professional journalistic treatment.
- Professionally and objectively criticizing any violation of these rights, whether emanating from the state, political parties, institutions, or influential individuals in their environment.
- Adopting a gender approach in the newsroom, ensuring gender equality and respecting legislative provisions for the protection of women's labor.
- Paying special attention to the representation of women in the media, reflecting a balanced image of their role in society.
- Demonstrating responsibility, rationality, impartiality, and avoiding falsehood, fabrication of news, defamation, and the spread of hate speech, while rejecting any form of discrimination based on belief, race, gender, or color.
- Encouraging intercultural dialogue, advocating for peace at both the national and international levels, and defending good governance.
- Being open to all stakeholders, perspectives, and sensitivities, respecting the right to difference, provided that this difference does not contradict the values advocated by the website.
- Ensuring balance in all news articles by presenting different perspectives of the parties involved unless it is impossible to do so. Only publishing verified information and adhering to the law and professional ethics, avoiding any dubious or contradictory information and following professional rules in case of doubt.
- Making a clear distinction between individuals and the institutions they represent or belong to, and not infringing upon individuals' privacy, even if it has become a subject of public discussion.
- The website requests authors of opinion, analysis, and commentary articles published in the "Opinion" section and the open forum to respect the editorial principles as defined in this charter, stating that these positions and opinions represent only those of their authors.
- The website will refuse to publish any article that does not comply with these principles or violates professional ethics, or any dubious information or fact that requires verification and confrontation with contradictory information to ensure balance.
- Committing to publish clarifications, corrections, statements of truth, and responses from concerned parties regarding journalistic reports, in accordance with legal and ethical provisions of the right of reply.
- The website is committed to apologizing to readers and concerned parties for an information article whenever it is proven that an error has been made or that new, contradictory, or corrective information was not available at the time of publication.
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