Editorial Principles
The INA adheres to strict editorial governance based on:
Overview
The International News Agency (INA) of the African–US Organization for Diplomatic Relations and Human Rights (AUSDRHR) is an independent, professional media body committed to delivering accurate, impartial, and verified coverage of global affairs, diplomacy, and human rights developments.
INA operates under internationally recognized journalistic principles, ensuring neutrality, source protection, and adherence to ethical reporting standards.
Mandate
Areas of Coverage
C. Peace & Security
Conflict analysis
Ceasefire monitoring
Peacebuilding developments
Security risks impacting civilians
B. Human Rights & Humanitarian Issues
Rights violations and protection
Refugee and displacement updates
Humanitarian access and emergency responses
Legal developments in human rights
A. Diplomacy and International Relations
Global diplomatic initiatives
Intergovernmental negotiations
Regional cooperation frameworks
Bilateral and multilateral engagements
E. Special Features
Investigative journalism
Fact-checking bulletins
Verified digital evidence reports
D. Global Affairs
Economic, social, and political trends
International policy analysis
Elections, governance, and institutional reforms
Independence
No political or ideological influence.
Accuracy
Verification through reliable, multiple sources.
Neutrality
Balanced representation of all sides.
Source Protection
Ensuring confidentiality and safety.
Ethical Reporting
Following international journalism charters such as: IFJ Global Charter of Ethics for Journalists UNESCO Media Development Indicators UN Principles on Access to Information
The agency produces:
Daily news briefs
Investigative reports
Field-based dispatches
Human rights alerts
Diplomatic updates
Policy and legal analysis
Press releases
Multimedia coverage (photo + video)
Live crisis monitoring
All content undergoes editorial review to ensure accuracy and impartiality.
Our verification framework includes:
Open-source intelligence (OSINT) analysis
Geolocation and timestamp confirmation
Cross-checking with multiple independent sources
Legal classification of documented incidents
Expert review committees
Accredited journalists and media outlets may apply for:
Press IDs
Field mission access
Exclusive briefings
Interview requests
Data and documentation support
Applications follow strict neutrality, safety, and ethical media guidelines.
INA works with:
International media networks
Independent journalists
Regional correspondents
Accredited press missions
Human rights documentation groups
Partnerships ensure global reach, transparency, and diverse perspectives.
Provide factual, unbiased news on international diplomacy and human rights