Investigative reporting is a form of journalism that involves in-depth, thorough research and analysis to uncover facts about significant issues, often involving corruption, crime, injustice, or government misconduct. It typically requires the journalist to engage in extensive fact-checking, interviewing sources, and reviewing documents to expose information that is not readily available to the public. This type of reporting aims to reveal hidden truths, provide accountability, and inform the public, often leading to social change or reform. Investigative reporting can take the form of articles, documentaries, or other media formats, and it is distinguished by its commitment to uncovering the truth even in the face of obstacles or resistance.
A prominent member of China's National People's Congress is under investigation for corruption, highlighting the government’s focus on eradicating malfeasance. This individual once held influential roles, including Governor of Jilin…