Fact Checking Policy
At Roz New accuracy is a core editorial principle. We are committed to verifying information before publication and correcting errors transparently when they occur.
This page explains how we verify facts, review sources, and maintain accuracy across our reporting.
Our Approach to Fact Checking
Before publishing content, we:
- Verify key facts such as names, dates, figures, and locations
- Cross check information with credible and reliable sources
- Confirm official statements through primary sources whenever possible
- Review context to avoid misleading interpretations
Accuracy is not optional, it is fundamental to our editorial process.
Sources We Rely On
We prioritize:
- Official government announcements and statements
- Recognized institutions and regulatory bodies
- Verified press releases
- Direct documentation when available
- Established and credible media outlets
When information is developing or unconfirmed, we clearly indicate this to readers.
Internal Review Process
Our editorial workflow typically includes:
- Research and source verification
- Structured drafting
- Fact check review for key claims
- Final editorial approval before publication
Sensitive topics (such as policy changes, immigration rules, financial updates, or public safety information) receive additional scrutiny.
Handling Corrections
If an error is identified:
- We review the claim carefully
- Verify the correct information
- Update the article when necessary
- Add a correction note when appropriate
For full details, please see our Corrections Policy page.
Reader Contributions to Accuracy
We value reader feedback.
If you believe an article contains an error, please contact us and include:
- The article URL
- A clear explanation of the issue
- Supporting evidence or reliable sources (if available)
Choose one of the two ways below to send us your message.
- Email: contact@roznew.com
- Contact Page: Contact Us
We review all correction requests responsibly and promptly.
Ongoing Updates
Some articles (especially developing news stories or policy updates) may be revised as new verified information becomes available.
When significant updates are made, we reflect changes transparently within the article.
Last updated: February 28, 2026