Journoist is an independent investigative journalism platform committed to evidence-based reporting, transparency, and public accountability.
We produce original reporting, longform investigations, and explanatory journalism focused on power, policy, and underreported regions. Our work prioritizes documentation over speculation, context over speed, and verification over virality.
Journoist begins from a simple premise: journalism is never value-free. Editorial choices—what is covered, how it is framed, and what is omitted—always reflect assumptions and priorities. Rather than perform neutrality, we declare our ethical position openly while holding ourselves to strict factual and methodological standards.
Verification is non-negotiable. Claims must be supported by evidence. Sources are evaluated critically, not amplified unexamined. Opinion is clearly distinguished from reporting. Errors are corrected publicly and transparently.
Journoist does not align itself with political parties, governments, corporations, or advocacy groups. Our independence is structural. Our loyalty is to facts and public interest, especially where they are inconvenient to those in power.
We are interested in systems, not spectacles; in accountability, not outrage; and in journalism that remains relevant after the news cycle moves on. Fewer stories, done carefully, matter more than constant publishing without depth.
Journoist is not a personal blog or a campaign platform. It is an attempt to build a newsroom culture that is explicit about its ethics and rigorous about its methods.
Readers should expect reporting that is careful, sourced, and transparent—and a platform that explains not only what it publishes, but how and why.