Attribution tells readers how much confidence to place in a report. A government statement, a hospital tally, a scientific agency and an eyewitness account each provide different evidence. Good journalism keeps those voices distinct and says when a fact is still being checked.nnGlobal Talks will name the source of casualty figures, outbreak declarations and climate assessments, while avoiding language that turns allegations into established facts. Clarity about evidence is especially important during conflict, disaster and public-health emergencies.nn A government statement, agency tally and eyewitness account are different kinds of evidence. Global Talks will keep attribution clear and update the record as verification develops.
Attribution is part of the story
