Sada Journal is committed to accurate reporting. When we get something wrong, we correct it promptly and openly. This page explains how to request a correction and how we handle updates.
How to request a correction
If you believe an article contains an error, contact the editorial desk through our Contact page. Please include the article’s URL, the detail you believe is incorrect and, where possible, a supporting source. We review every request we receive.
How we correct
When an error is confirmed, we update the article as soon as practical. Substantive corrections – changes to facts, figures, names, dates or quotations – are marked in the article with an update note and a timestamp, so readers can see what changed and when. Minor typographical or formatting fixes may be made without a note.
Developing stories
Breaking news stories are updated as new, verified information becomes available – for example when casualty figures, case counts or official statements change. Significant updates carry a visible update stamp in the article. The article’s original URL does not change when a story is updated, so shared links continue to work.
Accountability
Reader feedback is part of how we hold ourselves accountable. Editorial responsibility for all published content, including corrections, remains with the publication.