RFA+ 2.0.5

Radio Free Asia's primary objective is to deliver precise and timely news and information to nations across Asia where governments impose restrictions on or entirely prohibit freedom of the press. The organization strictly upholds a set of stringent journalistic norms that include impartiality, precision, and impartiality. Radio Free Asia strives to cultivate a strong and reliable relationship with its audience while also aspiring to serve as a benchmark for the development of journalistic practices in emerging regions.

Operated as a private, non-profit entity, Radio Free Asia receives its financial support from the U.S. Congress via the United States Agency for Global Media (USAGM), an autonomous federal agency responsible for overseeing all American civilian international media outlets. With a legislative safeguard in place, USAGM ensures that U.S. government officials do not interfere with Radio Free Asia's pursuit of its core mission to offer credible journalism to populations lacking access to uncensored and accurate information. Alongside providing oversight, USAGM collaborates with Radio Free Asia to preserve the professional autonomy and ethical principles of its journalists.