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Our assessment

Our assessment

Results of the Self-Assessment of our Media according to the standards of the Journalism Trust Initiative (JTI)

We are pleased to share the Transparency Report with you as participants in the Journalism Trust Initiative (JTI). This self-assessment was carried out online using a form in accordance with the rigorous standards of the Journalism Trust Initiative (JTI). This initiative aims to improve the quality of information by developing and implementing journalistic reliability indicators, while promoting and rewarding respect for professional standards and ethics. The Journalism Trust Initiative was initiated and is managed by Reporters Without Borders(RSF), a press freedom and human rights organization based in Paris, with the support of partners such as the European Broadcast Union (EBU) and Agence France Presse (AFP).

Within www.universicences.com, we are committed to providing reliable information and high quality to our audience. This self-assessment represents a crucial step in our journey towards full integration of standards of media transparency and professionalism in our editorial processes.

The results obtained during this first phase are a source of pride for us and demonstrate our dedication to continuous improvement. They encourage us to continue our efforts to meet the highest standards of the profession and to strengthen the confidence of our public in the integrity and quality of our work.

We are committed to continuing on this path, remaining faithful to the principles of accuracy, fairness and transparency that guide our journalism practice.

We are convinced that this first step brings us closer to our objective: to be a reference media that stands out for its commitment tojournalistic excellence and respect for the highest ethical standards.

You can read here the Transparency report as participants in the Journalism Trust Initiative (JTI)