Advocacy journalism refers to a type of reporting where journalists promote a specific cause, belief, or point of view, often aiming to influence public opinion or bring about social change. Rather than presenting news in a neutral or objective manner, advocacy journalists actively support a particular issue, such as environmental protection or human rights, and use their work to advocate for it. While this approach can raise awareness of important issues, it can also lead to criticism for lacking balance or fairness, as the focus is more on pushing an agenda than on providing all sides of a story.

Definition och betydelse av "advocacy journalism"på engelska

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