This document discusses international journalism ethics and global communication law. It defines global journalism as reporting that helps understand how the world is increasingly connected and how actions in one place can impact another. Globalization trends like increased mobility, interconnected economies, and faster news dissemination have reduced national borders. The document outlines ethics as a moral system that guides behavior for individual and societal good. It discusses how international media often adheres to state policies regarding truth, independence, fairness, minimizing harm, privacy, and accountability. Journalists aim for accuracy while balancing stories and building trust, but cannot always guarantee objectivity or avoid errors.