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United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, UNESCO Nepal representative Yako du Toi has said that it is the moral responsibility of journalists to maintain the trust of the general reader in the news content by following the code of conduct.
Speaking at the 39th series of media dialogues organized by the Faculty of Mass Communication and Journalism under St. Xavier's College, Twi suggested journalists to adopt ethical journalism to discourage false and misleading news.
Binu Subedi, who created the identity of a fearless journalist, said that female journalists have to take the risk of abuse step by step. Subedi said, 'This is the reason that forced me to speak louder, but all those struggles are worthwhile in the end.' The principal of
college, Father Dr. Augustine Thomas, SJ said that with social media having a profound effect on public opinion, ethical journalism has become not just a profession but a matter of public trust.
Journalism faculty head and media dialogue coordinator Chun Bahadur Gurung said in the program that journalism is going through a difficult situation due to the transition. In the
program, senior journalist and communication expert Dr. Vinod Bhattarai also interacted with the students.
