Investigative reporting is a form of journalism that involves in-depth research and analysis to uncover hidden information, expose wrongdoing, or reveal significant issues that are often concealed from the public. This type of reporting typically requires the journalist to engage in extensive fact-checking, interviews, and the examination of documents and records. Investigative reporting seeks to hold individuals, organizations, and governments accountable for their actions and to inform the public about matters of public interest. It often focuses on topics such as corruption, fraud, environmental issues, human rights abuses, and other societal concerns. The goal is to provide a thorough and accurate presentation of facts, often leading to significant societal change or public awareness.
An investigation into Jiang Chaoliang, a prominent Chinese political figure, captures attention with allegations of misconduct threatening his distinguished career. Jiang, known for his roles as former governor of Jilin…