Reportage (noun)

1. The act or practice of reporting, especially journalism or news reporting.
2. A piece of journalism or news reporting that provides an accurate, detailed and impartial account of a particular event or situation.
3. The style or manner of reporting that emphasizes accuracy, objectivity, and impartiality, and provides a balanced and comprehensive account of a particular event or situation.

Origin:

Derived from the french word 'reportage' meaning 'a report', the word has been in use since the 19th century.

Examples:

1. The award-winning reportage exposed the corruption and human rights abuses in the country's government and military.
2. The journalist's reportage of the natural disaster provided a vivid and poignant account of the human suffering and resilience.
3. The documentary film combined footage, interviews, and reportage to tell the story of the conflict and its impact on the region.
4. The television network's foreign correspondent was known for her fearless and in-depth reportage from conflict zones and disaster areas.
5. The magazine's investigative reportage uncovered the hidden and unethical practices of the multinational corporation and sparked public outrage.