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Our Corrections Policy

Youth News Corporation is committed to correcting errors as quickly as possible after they are identified. Accuracy is a core editorial value, and the willingness to correct mistakes publicly is part of how we maintain reader trust.

How We Handle Corrections

Minor factual errors (incorrect dates, names, statistics) are corrected directly in the article text with a correction note appended at the bottom of the article stating what was changed and when.
Significant errors that affected the substance of the article are corrected with a prominent editor's note at the top of the article, in addition to the correction at the bottom.
Errors of omission (where a missing fact changed the meaning of a piece) are handled with an addendum clearly labelled as such.
We do not silently delete or alter articles after publication without a correction notice.
In rare cases where an article must be removed (for legal reasons or because it is substantially wrong in ways that cannot be corrected), we publish a note explaining that it has been removed and why.

How to Report an Error

If you have identified an error in any YNC article, please contact the Editorial Board at editorial.board@yncnetwork.com with:

The title and URL of the article
A clear description of what you believe is incorrect
If possible, a source or evidence supporting the correct information

We aim to review all correction requests within 48 hours. If a correction is warranted, we will implement it and notify you.

Report an error: editorial.board@yncnetwork.com — Subject line: Correction Request

Recent Corrections

No corrections have been issued to date. This page will list all corrections as they are made.