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From the newsrooms of Zimbabwe to the global stage, women journalists continue to experience violence. According to the UNESCO 2025 World Trends Report, 24 women journalists were killed between 2022 and …

More than 50 young women and men from South Lebanon came together through the Youth Empowerment Project in South Lebanon, funded by UNIFIL and implemented by UNESCO, for a three-day …

On 18 June 2026, the UNESCO Office for the Caribbean partnered with the Government of Antigua and Barbuda to host the Small Islands Developing States Inclusive Initiative for Media and Information …

This reality is also shaping public debate worldwide. In several countries, calls to restrict or ban social media use for younger users have gained momentum, as concerns grow about safety, …

As Sudan continues to navigate the challenges of conflict, displacement, and social division, the power of words has never been more important. Every conversation, every post, and every piece of …

The impact is widespread. Schools have been damaged or destroyed, forcing around 500,000 children out of classrooms, while over one million learners across all levels of education have had their …

Digital technologies have fundamentally transformed how information is accessed and consumed, with UNESCO research highlighting that 56 percent of internet users now rely on social media as their primary news …

In times of conflict and crisis, young people in Lebanon face more than immediate threats to their safety. The spread of misinformation and hate speech adds another layer of challenge, …