Application of the Rule of Justice in News Reporting from the Perspective of Audience Rights

The necessity of news throughout history has been such that it was used as a tool for persuading, stimulating and mobilizing public opinion. Some news programs constantly use regular norms to expand and even shape values. But some others spread false and misleading news in the society in order to protect their interests. On the other hand, the increase in the volume and speed of information and news exchange in order to maintain social cohesion caused the type and method of information and news transmission to change. Therefore, knowing the rules helps the reporter to understand and adjust the news and it can also be used in the form of criteria for comparing, evaluating and selecting the events of the day. In this study, the author examines the practical indicators of the rule of justice in news reporting with the use of library resources, using documentary methodology and a descriptive-analytical approach, from the perspective of the audience's rights.