IPC NEWS NETWORK is one & only innovative Global platform of independent inclusive press responsibility to maintain true journalism for overall betterment of society. IPCNN works under norms and guidelines issued by UNO on international freedom of expression of speech. Our aim is to create a global platform of promoting/protecting/empowering independent journalism and create inclusivity between new upcoming special independent journalist with great very special media tycoons worldwide.
To appeal special media tycoons with more than 10years experience in journalism can join as mentors to guide freshers. Anyone can be a part of IPCNN for Global truthfulness movement to ensure your meaningful participation and make this planet a better place to live.
IPCNN MEMBERSHIP GUIDELEINES:
GUIDELINES FOR THE PERSONAL USE OF SOCIAL MEDIA IPC members have an important role to play as the face of the Organization, including on social media. The IPCNN respects the inviolability of respected members’ personal views and convictions, including their political and religious convictions, as well as their right to freedom of expression through their own personal social media accounts. Members are required to be always mindful that their conduct on social media must be consist-tent with the principles set out in the IPCNN and must comply with the Organization, IPCNN members Regulations and Rules, Status, basic rights and duties of IPCNN member, and with the Media
Guidelines for IPCNN. Members are encouraged to promote a better understanding of the objectives and work of the Organization through social media and to advocate for the ideals, principles and values enshrined in the IPCNN guidelines. Any comments or statements posted by members on personal social media should be consistent with the ideals of peace, respect for fundamental human rights, the dignity and worth of the human person and the equal rights of men and women, respect for all cultures, and must not discriminate against any individual or group of individuals.
A member’s activity on personal social media, even when unrelated to official duties, may reflect on the Organization and may expose the IPCNN to reputational risk. As IPCNN, members have a duty to be and appear to be both independent and impartial. As such, members must ensure that the expression of their personal views and convictions on social media does not adversely affect their official duties, reflect poorly on their status as IPCNN members or call into question their duty of loyalty, impartiality and responsibility to the Organization.
These guidelines are a reminder of the value of tact, discretion, care and good judgment when using personal social media.
• Think before posting and use common sense. Is the substance of a post in line with the impartiality required of and conducted befitting an IPCNN member? Could it be interpreted in any way other than how it was intended? Is it a comment that could be made to the media or at a public event? If not, don’t post.
• Even if a disclaimer is added, such as “views expressed are my own”, your behavior on social media is not exempt from the impartiality and conduct required, and befitting, of an IPCNN member.
• The use of the name and emblem of the IPC NEWS NETWORK to further personal or third- party interests is prohibited as it is reserved for the official purposes of the IPCNN. However, this does not apply to the automatic generation of the IPCNN emblem by a social media platform when you identify yourself as IPCNN personnel.
• Be aware of privacy settings and manage them accordingly. No matter how restrictive your privacy settings are, nothing on social media is private so you should ensure that what you post on social media is always consistent with how you wish to present yourself to the public. Everything posted online, even in a private group and/or if it is later edited or deleted, can easily become public and spread more widely than intended.
• Even if it is not stated publicly on your social media profile, your status as a IPCNN member is not private and can be discovered through a basic Internet search.
• Remember that official information that has not been made public cannot be disclosed through social media, except with prior authorization. Be sure to protect internal, sensitive, privileged and/or confidential information where disclosure would have an adverse impact on the Organization’s interests, operations and activities. This includes, at times, information about official travel and locations. It follows that you must obtain express permission for disclosure on social media of any information that has not been made public. This obligation does not cease upon separation from service.
• Don’t use a professional email address to set up personal social media accounts.
• Don’t use a pseudonym or false name to make comments or publish content related to
• Be mindful of sharing and liking posts from other accounts, which could be interpreted as an endorsement of the facts and opinions such posts represent.
• Respect the privacy rights of colleagues, partners and beneficiaries, particularly when posting photos and videos. Do not post information or images of beneficiaries, partners or colleagues in a personal capacity without their express permission.
• If you’re not sure about whether their social media activity is consistent with your obligations as an IPCNN member, consult the Ethics Office for advice and guidance.
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