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Rebuilding The World: 20 Historical Lessons We Can Take From 1946

13. Reinforcing Freedom of the Press

13. Reinforcing Freedom of the Press
UNESCO champions press freedom, fostering democracy and trust in post-WWII societies.

In the aftermath of World War II, nations recognized the press as essential for democracy and rebuilding trust. UNESCO’s establishment in 1945 underscored this commitment, promoting freedom of expression and press freedom globally. The organization has since facilitated dialogue and developed frameworks to support independent media, emphasizing their role in fostering democratic societies (en.unesco.org).

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