JTI REPORT
News Decoder
This transparency report details the answers provided by this media outlet to the Journalism Trust Initiative (JTI) questionnaire. The JTI is an industry-driven initiative to establish trusted journalism.
Section A: Identity and Transparency
1. What is the Legal Entity Name?
Nouvelles-Découvertes
2. What is the postal address for the Legal Entity?
ADDRESS LINE 1
43, rue de la Division du Général Leclerc
ADDRESS LINE 2
POST CODE
94110
CITY
Arcueil
STATE / PROVINCE / REGION
COUNTRY
France
3. What is the general telephone number for the Legal Entity?
+33 6 60 66 08 68
4. What is the email address for the Legal Entity?
5. Is the Legal Entity required to have a Tax ID, a Registration ID, a DUNS number and/or other identifiers?
Yes
5.a. What are these IDs for the Legal Entity?
SIRET: 81850765900014
6. Are there any other governmental or other identifiers that a certification body could use to verify the identity of the Legal Entity?
Yes
6.a. What are those identifiers?
Association identifier: RN W751229654
7. What Brand Name(s), titles, publication names, etc. do you use to publish Content?
News Decoder
8. Does the Media Outlet publish on any URLs?
Yes
8.a. On what URLs do you publish?
- https://news-decoder.com/
9. Does the Media Outlet publish any content on any social media?
Yes
9.a. What are the social media URLs, handles, addresses or names that you use to publish?
- https://www.linkedin.com/company/newsdecoder
- https://www.instagram.com/newsdecoder/
- https://www.facebook.com/newsdecoder/
- https://www.youtube.com/c/News-decoder
- https://bsky.app/profile/newsdecoder.bsky.social
10. Does the Media Outlet publish any content by broadcasting and/or streaming?
Yes
10.a. What are the terrestrial frequencies, channels, satellite identifiers, other platforms or applications that you use to publish?
https://www.youtube.com/c/News-decoder
11. Do the Media Outlet's Editorial Guidelines state that the safety of all journalists shall be treated as a primary concern?
Yes
If you want to publish additional information, please provide it here.
12. Are there any reasons that the Media Outlet has for withholding information on any of the questions as part of this JTI Standard process?
No
13. Is the physical address of the Legal Entity different from the postal address according to question no. 2?
No
14. Do you have a safety-related reason for not providing it?
No
15. What is the founding date of the Legal Entity?
2015-06-01
If you want to publish additional information on the founding history, please provide it here.
16. Is the founding date of the Media Outlet (as in clause 1.3. question no. 7) different from that of the Legal Entity (as in clause 1.1. question no. 1)?
No
17. Does your Media Outlet have an editorial mission statement, or stated set of principles or editorial values?
Yes
17.a. Provide that statement here
Our mission
News Decoder is a global educational news service for young people founded in 2015. Our mission is to help young people develop internationally-recognized global citizenship competencies, including the ability to communicate to global audiences, appreciate diverse perspectives, think critically about global issues and identify solutions to local, national and global problems.
What we do
Through past and present partnerships with nearly 50 schools in 20 countries on five continents, News Decoder teaches journalism, media literacy and global citizenship skills that help young people better understand complex international issues.
Our educational services include mentoring by professional journalists, training workshops in pitching and interviewing, webinars on global issues, e-learning courses and handbooks on reporting and writing.
Why we do it
Tackling the multiple, interconnected challenges of the 21st century requires savvy, informed and responsible global citizens.
News Decoder approaches this in a unique way: we use journalism training and news literacy to nurture the skills, knowledge and values that students need to cooperate in resolving the great global challenges of our time, including conflict, poverty, sustainability and climate change.
By supporting young people to think like journalists — interrogating information sources, considering all sides of an argument and examining context and precedent — we help them to become critical-thinking, responsible media consumers and creators.
By deepening their understanding of the news and facilitating interactions with experts, we help them develop a sophisticated, nuanced understanding of the political, economic and social dimensions of global issues.
By fostering international, cross-cultural collaborations between young people, we help to instill universal values, intercultural awareness and respect for both diversity and our common humanity.
These qualities are the foundation of global citizenship. They are also transferable to multiple occupations and help to equip our students for success in whatever career they choose.
Who we are
News Decoder is the educational services unit of Nouvelles-Découvertes, a French nonprofit association under the law of 1901, whose mission is to inform young people about international relations with tolerance, objectivity and broad vision.
Qui sommes-nous?
News Decoder est une activité de Nouvelles-Découvertes, association loi 1901 à but non lucratif. Nouvelles-Découvertes a comme objectifs:
Promouvoir l’éducation et l’information des jeunes de par le monde au sujet des grands thèmes d’actualité internationale;
Diffuser et échanger des textes, articles de presse et/ou d’information, de photographies, de vidéos, de graphiques et d’autres moyens d’information, existants ou à venir, sur ces grands thèmes d’actualité sur tous supports On ou Offline;
Organiser, animer et produire des événements et des manifestations facilitant les échanges entres citoyens de différentes régions du monde afin de promouvoir la compréhension et le respect mutuel;
Créer un forum et des plateformes de diffusion d’information favorisant la libre expression d’idées et de perspectives, toujours avec tolérance, objectivité et une vision large.
18. Is that statement posted online?
Yes
18.a. What is the URL where it is published?
https://news-decoder.com/about-us/
19. Is the Media Outlet a Public Service Media?
No
20. Is the Media Outlet or the Legal Entity privately owned?
Yes
20.a. What is the form and status of the Media Outlet or Legal Entity according to the legal definition in the country of registration?
Association loi 1901 (Nonprofit organisation)
21. Is the Media Outlet or the Legal Entity owned by the state, a unit of the government or any other public entity?
No
22. Is the Media Outlet or the Legal Entity publicly traded?
No
23. Is the ownership of the Media Outlet or the Legal Entity different from the three previous clauses in this section? For example, is it a co-operative or member-owned?
No
24. What are the names of all direct, indirect or beneficial owners?
N/A - As a nonprofit organisation, the association has no owners, direct or indirect.
25. Are the names of the owners in the previous question available online?
No
26. What are the names of the members of supervisory boards?
Christian Henry; Faith Abiodun; Lauren Heuser; Nelson Graves; Betty Wong; Audrey Chapuis; Elis Estrada; Martha Clement Rochford; Michael Igoe; William Schluter; Sonali Verma
27. Are the names of the members of the supervisory board members in the previous question available online?
Yes
27.a. What is the URL of the page that contains the names of the people in the previous question?
https://news-decoder.com/our-team/#trustees
28. Are the listed owners also founders or owners of other companies?
No
29. Are any of the owners active members of a political party or movement or candidates in a political election or current office holders?
No
30. What is the contact information for all direct and indirect owners?
N/A - News Decoder, as a nonprofit organisation, does not have any owners, direct or indirect.
31. Is the contact information in the previous question available online?
No
32. What is the contact information for the members of the board of directors?
Christian Henry, President - [email protected]
Faith Abiodun, Vice President - [email protected]
Lauren Heuser, Vice President - [email protected]
Nelson Graves, Founder and Secretary - [email protected]
Betty Wong, Treasurer - [email protected]
Audrey Chapuis - [email protected]
Elis Estrada - [email protected]
Martha Clement Rochford - [email protected]
Sonali Verma - [email protected]
Michael Igoe - [email protected]
William Schluter - [email protected]
33. Is the contact information in the previous question available online?
No
34. What are the names of the direct, majority or controlling shareholders? (If shareholders are companies, list the main activity and business sector of that company along with the name.)
N/A
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35. List the shareholders and the percentage of the holdings.
N/A
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36. Is the Media Outlet member-owned?
No
37. What are the names, positions, and contact details of all members of management for the Media Outlet?
Marcy Burstiner, Educational News Director - [email protected]
Maria Krasinski, Managing Director - [email protected]
Cathal O’Luanaigh, Program & Communications Manager - [email protected]
If you want to publish additional information, please provide it here.
38. What is the physical address, phone number and email address of the headquarters of the Media Outlet?
43, rue de la Division du Général Leclerc
94110 Arcueil
France
39. Does the Media Outlet have other main branches and offices?
No
40. Do you have a safety-related reason for not providing it?
No
41. Does the Media Outlet have social media accounts for the public to use to make queries or respond to Content?
Yes
41.a. What are the URLs or other identification of all social media accounts used by members of the public to contact the Media Outlet?
- https://www.linkedin.com/company/newsdecoder
- https://www.instagram.com/newsdecoder/
- https://www.facebook.com/newsdecoder/
42. Does the Media Outlet have a person responsible for dealing with communication from the public regarding the Content?
Yes
43. Is the method for contacting that person or others at the Media Outlet clearly visible to the public?
Yes
44. In what ways does the staff of the Media Outlet responsible for the Content communicate back to the public results of queries, concerns, etc.?
News Decoder's communications and social media manager is responsible for the upkeep of the organizations' social media channels and reacting to relevant queries of the public. We respond to web-based forms by email and article comments within stories or in direct messages.
45. Does the Media Outlet have a department or a single person who is responsible for customer service?
Yes
45.a. What are the contact details, including telephone numbers, email addresses, correspondence addresses, for customer service or the equivalent within the Media Outlet?
Cathal O'Luanaigh, Program & Communications Manager, manages front-line communications.
[email protected]
[email protected]
43, rue de la Division du Général Leclerc
94110 Arcueil, France
46. What are the categories of sources of revenue for the Media Outlet, ranked from largest to smallest? These may include subscriptions, advertising, major donors, donations, subsidies, fees, sales, memberships, sponsorships, events, etc.
Our revenue derives from multiple sources, including school memberships, workshop and speaking fees, donations and institutional grants. Sources of revenue do not influence or control the editorial content that we publish on our site.
https://news-decoder.com/our-supporters/
47. Is the Media Outlet required to make financial disclosures?
No
48. What is the revenue of the Media Outlet?
In 2025, our trading income was €405,006.
49. What is the ratio of the categories of revenue sources (as in question no. 46)?
Donations: 57.6%
Grants: 35%
School Memberships: 7%
Speaking Fees: 0.4%
50. Is there any reason for safety and security that you have given incomplete data in this section?
No
51. Does your Media Outlet process any personal information from online visitors on its own or with third parties?
Yes
51.a. What information is processed?
News Decoder collects personal information in several ways. We collect information that users provide to us; information collected through use of the site; and information collected from publicly available sources or third parties.
Information that users provide: When users register, subscribe, donate or otherwise interact with our site, they may be asked to provide certain personal information. For example, if users register to access our educational resources, users will be asked to provide their name, email address and select other information. If users make a donation or complete a payment, they will need to provide information such as their credit card details.
Information collected through the use of our site: We collect aggregated data about site users by using web analytics services such as Google Analytics. Aggregated data does not enable us to identify individuals, but it does enable us to collect generic information about traffic flow and demographics. This aggregated data is collected automatically when you visit our site through the use of cookies and similar technologies.
Information that we collect from publicly available sources or third parties: News Decoder may receive personal information about users through our own research of publicly available sources or from third party sources, as permitted by law, such as online marketing and data analytics databases.
51.b. What is the purpose for gathering that information?
We collect personal data about users for various reasons. In general terms, we collect and use user personal data to fulfill our educational mission, fulfill our obligations to partner schools, generate revenue and optimise user experience on our site.
More specifically, we collect personal information for the following principal reasons:
To provide access to our educational resources: We require school registrants’ personal information to enable them to access and use our educational resources, correspond with our editorial team and communicate with other students, faculty or experts in News Decoder’s network.
To accept story pitches and correspondent inquiries: If you are interested in pitching a story to News Decoder or joining News Decoder’s correspodent pool, we will ask for personal data to contact you and facilitate the editorial process.
To communicate information: We use personal data to keep users informed of our latest content, announcements, fundraising campaigns, contests and events.
To bill and collect payment from our partner schools: We collect partner schools’ information to effectively invoice and collect payment from them.
To collect donations: We use donors’ information to solicit and process donations and to inform them about how their contributions have been used.
To improve and maintain performance: To provide school registrants with the best possible experience, we use personal information to understand how school registrants experience our site and educational resources so we can make improvements. This includes analysing onsite data and contacting school registrants with surveys or emails.
To administer contests and prize draws: If a school registrant(s) enters a contest or prize draw, we will process his, her or their information in order to run the contest or administer the prize draw.
Recruitment: If a candidate applies for a job or internship via our site, we will process information in order to facilitate the application process.
51.c. By what methods is the information processed?
News Decoder has appropriate technical and administrative security measures in place to help ensure that user information is protected against unauthorised or accidental access, use, alteration or loss by unauthorised third parties.
We operate a global organization, so user personal information may be processed and stored outside the European Economic Area. We put in place contractual safeguards to protect information that is transferred to third parties.
In the event that a data breach occurs, News Decoder shall do its utmost to mitigate the risks and take all adequate corrective actions or measures, including informing the national authority responsible for personal data protection and, where relevant, data subjects.
We disclose personal information to facilitate the running of our organization or to provide specific services you have requested. Commonly, we will disclose information to:
Service providers: We engage service providers that support our organization and improve our site and services. These service providers include digital content and marketing services; customer relationship management platforms; payment providers; fiscal sponsors; and organisations that host our site or data.
Correspondents: We may provide school registrants’ personal data to our correspondents for the purpose of enabling them to assist with offering subject matter expertise, editing the school registrant’s multimedia content, leading workshops or participating in webinars with our partner schools.
Other partner schools: We may provide school registrants’ personal data to educators or students at our other partner schools for the purpose of facilitating educational opportunities, including participation in a webinar or collaborative creation of multimedia content.
Other users: Parts of our site are publicly accessible to anyone around the world. Other public visitors will be able to see comments you post on an article. We encourage you to use a pseudonym when commenting on our site if you do not wish to be identifiable to other readers.
Legal processes and successors in title: We, and our suppliers, may disclose your information to comply with applicable laws, court orders or other valid legal processes, and to enforce or apply our partnership agreement or any of our other rights.
More on: https://news-decoder.com/privacy-policy-2/
Section B: Professionalism and Accountability
52. Does your Media Outlet have a set of guidelines, or adhere to an external set of guidelines, for journalistic content, distribution and conduct to which its journalistic operations comply?
Yes
52.a. Are they made available to the public in a readily accessible form?
Yes
52.a.i. What is the URL?
https://news-decoder.com/policies
53. Is there a person or a group of persons responsible for these guidelines clearly identified?
Yes
53.a. Is that identification visible on the page with the guidelines?
Yes
If you want to publish additional information, please provide it here.
54. Do the guidelines referred to in the section on Editorial Guidelines set clear expectations for the behaviour for all the contributors, including editorial staff (journalists, editors) and all other contributors?
Yes
If you want to publish additional information, please provide it here.
55. Do the guidelines referred to in the section on Editorial Guidelines make clear the structure of editorial responsibility for each stage of the publication process within the organisation?
Yes
If you want to publish additional information, please provide it here.
All content passes through an editing process that ensures it is professionally vetted from start to finish before it is published. News Decoder’s editors have many years of experience covering complicated, controversial stories and have zero tolerance for bias, inaccuracy or sensationalism. Any comments on stories are reviewed by a senior editor before they are published.
56. Do your Editorial Guidelines include requirements for Accuracy (as prescribed in the Preamble) in your output?
Yes
What is the URL?
https://news-decoder.com/policies/
57. Do they include requirements for Independence (as prescribed in the Preamble) of editorial decision making?
Yes
What is the URL?
https://news-decoder.com/editorial-policy/
58. Do they include requirements of Fairness (as prescribed in the Preamble) in the practice of journalism?
Yes
What is the URL?
https://news-decoder.com/policies/
59. Do they include requirements for Accountability (as prescribed in the Preamble) in the practice of its journalism?
Yes
What is the URL?
https://news-decoder.com/editorial-policy/
60. Do your Editorial Guidelines include protections against real, potential, or perceived conflicts of interest?
Yes
If you want to publish additional information, please provide it here.
https://news-decoder.com/editorial-policy/
61. Do the guidelines include guidance on how to deal with conflicts related to business?
No
62. Do the guidelines include guidance on how to deal with conflicts related to political interests?
No
63. Do the guidelines include guidance on how to deal with conflicts related to personal interests?
Yes
If you want to publish additional information, please provide it here.
https://news-decoder.com/editorial-policy/
64. Does the Media Outlet’s structure protect the editorial processes from any undue influence from within or without?
Yes
If you want to publish additional information, please provide it here.
https://news-decoder.com/editorial-policy/
65. Do you have internal rules and a systematic editorial process to ensure the accuracy of your content?
Yes
If you want to publish additional information, please provide it here.
66. Do you have internal rules and a systematic editorial process to ensure that the Editorial Guidelines are adhered to?
Yes
If you want to publish additional information, please provide it here.
67. Do you have a verification process for content and the role of editorial oversight?
Yes
If you want to publish additional information, please provide it here.
68. Do you have a mechanism for periodic review of the effectiveness of the implementation of your Editorial Guidelines in your editorial processes?
No
69. Is your accountability mechanism (internal or external) subject to periodic review?
N/A
70. Do your Editorial Guidelines require that statistics should be sourced and verified?
Yes
If you want to publish additional information, please provide it here.
In our Young Reporters Ethics policy, we state, "It is your duty as a journalist to verify all information you publish, even when you quote someone else. It also includes external photographs, video or audio you might use."
71. Do your Editorial Guidelines require that external photographs/video/audio content should be sourced and verified?
Yes
If you want to publish additional information, please provide it here.
In our Young Reporters Ethics policy, we state, "It is your duty as a journalist to verify all information you publish, even when you quote someone else. It also includes external photographs, video or audio you might use."
72. Are the Individual Journalists (including external sources) identified, for example through a byline, or recorded in publishing mechanism so that this information can be accessed?
Yes
If you want to publish additional information, please provide it here.
73. Is all News Agency material used by the Media Outlet recorded and tracked?
N/A
74. Is location reporting identified in your content?
No
75. Do your Editorial Guidelines ensure that any constraint on location reporting be explained in the report or in the context of its publication?
No
76. Do your Editorial Guidelines require transparency where a location report has been facilitated by an external body?
N/A
77. Do you publish any content that is automatically generated?
No
78. Do you use any algorithms for the dissemination or curation of content?
No
79. Do your Editorial Guidelines ensure the ethically appropriate treatment of violent and explicit content?
No
80. Do your Editorial Guidelines ensure the ethically appropriate treatment of content which features children or other vulnerable people?
Yes
If you want to publish additional information, please provide it here.
81. Do your Editorial Guidelines ensure the ethically appropriate handling of live content?
No
82. Does your Media Outlet publish any content that comes not from staff or freelancers but from external sources such as readers/viewers?
No
83. Do your Editorial Guidelines also include provision for ensuring comment material is free from defamation?
Yes
If you want to publish additional information, please provide it here.
We review all comments before approval. We review all requests to edit or remove articles, from authors or subjects featured in the article.
84. Do your Editorial Guidelines also include provision for ensuring comment material is free from invasions of privacy?
Yes
If you want to publish additional information, please provide it here.
85. Do your Editorial Guidelines also include provision for ensuring comment material is free from hate speech?
Yes
If you want to publish additional information, please provide it here.
86. Do your Editorial Guidelines also include provision for ensuring comment material is free from harassment?
Yes
If you want to publish additional information, please provide it here.
87. Is it clear to the public whether your Media Outlet’s moderation of such comment is pre- or post-publication?
Yes
88. Does this policy allow for the removal of offending material?
Yes
89. Are there guidelines on the procedures to be followed for granting anonymity to sources?
Yes
90. Are the reasons for granting anonymity made clear to the public?
Yes
If you want to publish additional information, please provide it here.
91. Are there guidelines to ensure that the privacy rights and safety of individuals are protected in your journalistic activity?
Yes
If you want to publish additional information, please provide it here.
92. Are there guidelines to ensure the independence of journalism relative to the sources for content?
Yes
If you want to publish additional information, please provide it here.
93. Do the guidelines ensure that a diversity of sources is used in the production of your journalistic content?
Yes
If you want to publish additional information, please provide it here.
94. Do your Editorial Guidelines have specific policies for distinguishing commercial or sponsored content?
Yes
If you want to publish additional information, please provide it here.
95. Do you publish any sponsored content?
No
96. Do your Editorial Guidelines require a clear distinction to be made between news content and opinion content?
Yes
If you want to publish additional information, please provide it here.
97. Do your Editorial Guidelines require a clear distinction to be made between news content and commercial content?
Yes
If you want to publish additional information, please provide it here.
98. Do you in editorial practice or in Editorial Guidelines require a clear distinction to be made between news content and content supplied by an external non-journalistic body?
Yes
If you want to publish additional information, please provide it here.
99. Do you have a clear process to allow potential errors to be communicated to the Media Outlet by the public?
Yes
99.a. Do you publish that process?
Yes
99.a.i. What is the URL where it can be seen? Or, where is it seen next to each bit of Content?
https://news-decoder.com/editorial-policy/
100. Do you have a clear process to allow potential errors to be communicated to the Media Outlet by those with direct involvement in the story?
Yes
If you want to publish additional information, please provide it here.
100.a. Do you have a clear process for assessing and dealing with the claims?
Yes
If you want to publish additional information, please provide it here.
101. Is there a systematic editorial structure in the Media Outlet to ensure that any inaccuracies in its content are corrected in a timely and transparent manner?
Yes
If you want to publish additional information, please provide it here.
102. Does your Media Outlet guarantee the publication of the correction of all significant inaccuracies and errors in a similar place and manner as the original version, such as the same URL or in similar time and format of broadcast?
Yes
103. Does your organisation have a designated contact in the event of complaints about potential breaches of its journalism principles or Editorial Guidelines?
Yes
If you want to publish additional information, please provide it here.
https://news-decoder.com/editorial-policy/
104. Does your organisation have a designated process for the public to open a dialogue with you regarding potential breaches of its journalism principles or Editorial Guidelines? (These may follow the Uniform Correction or Clarification act adopted by most U.S. States.)
No
105. Are your staff (Employees and Freelance) aware of the process that must be followed in the event of such complaints?
Yes
106. Are they aware that all such complaints must be brought to the attention of a senior member of staff (of organisations large enough to have a staff) not directly connected with the creation of the story?
Yes
107. Is your Media Outlet committed to the resolution of any such complaints in a fair, reasonable and timely manner?
Yes
108. Does the Media Outlet have an Ombudsperson?
No
109. Have you committed to a system or systems of external accountability for your editorial content?
No
110. Is your Media Outlet committed to comply with any directions or guidance issued by the external accountability body to which you subscribe?
N/A
111. Is your Media Outlet subject to an external regulatory mechanism for content that you find it not possible to comply with?
No
112. Are the mechanisms for the public to complain about breaches of your Editorial Guidelines to an external body publicly available?
N/A
113. Do you belong to any other bodies that require members to adhere to published guidelines, standards or norms to maintain status in that organisation?
No
114. Do you have guidelines for the recruitment and training of editorial staff?
Yes
114.a. Do those guidelines contain a diversity policy?
Yes
If you want to publish additional information, please provide it here.
114.b. Do those guidelines cover staff welfare?
Yes
If you want to publish additional information, please provide it here.
114.c. Are they publicly available?
No
115. Do the regulations and guidelines for the employment of staff and engagement of contract journalists protect their editorial independence?
Yes
If you want to publish additional information, please provide it here.
116. Are your employees (including freelance) covered by legal contracts and insurance?
Yes
117. Does your staff have the freedom to organise?
N/A
118. Do you have an existing structure for social dialogue including a collective bargaining arrangement with appropriate trade unions?
N/A
119. Are there guidelines for contracts of engagement with freelance journalists?
Yes
If you want to publish additional information, please provide it here.
119.a. Do these guidelines ensure the ability of freelancers to adhere to the editorial principles?
Yes
If you want to publish additional information, please provide it here.
120. Does your Media Outlet's rules and procedures protect against discrimination in the workplace?
Yes
If you want to publish additional information, please provide it here.
121. Does your Media Outlet's rules and procedures support equality of opportunity?
Yes
If you want to publish additional information, please provide it here.
122. Does your Media Outlet have a safety at work policy, which includes specific protection for journalists working in hostile environments?
N/A
123. Does your Media Outlet have guidelines to support editorial staff who have been exposed to material of a sensitive or upsetting nature?
No
124. Does your Media Outlet have guidelines to support editorial staff who suffered physical or psychological harm in the course of their work?
No
125. Does your Media Outlet have a training programme for editorial staff that includes sections on the Editorial Guidelines and other legal and ethical issues?
Yes
126. Is there refresher training available for significant changes in the law or guidelines?
Yes
127. Does your staff have expert advice available for consultation when dealing with legal and compliance issues?
Yes
128. Does your Media Outlet publish your answers to this self-assessment based on the JTI Standard?
Yes
128.a. Is it available to readers?
Yes
128.a.i. What is the URL?
https://news-decoder.com/policies/
The JTI Transparency Report is published here:
https://news-decoder.com/policies/
129. Does your Media Outlet publish your answers in a machine-readable format?
Yes
129.a. What is the URL?
https://www.jti-app.com/report/qkNJgjPVQwLQrX39