President in France: RSF Sets Ten Priorities for "the Right to Information"
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"With its ten proposals, RSF intends to put the candidates in front of their responsibilities and encourage them to go beyond statements of principle to present specific commitments," RSF said in a press release, wishing to make the right to information a "central issue of the campaign." The first proposal is to "make the right to reliable information the main national cause in 2027." RSF also wants to "encourage access to information." This cou…
Reporters Without Borders appeals to presidential candidates and calls for concrete commitments to guarantee the right to information Reliability of information, independence
Six months before the presidential election in France, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) is calling on candidates with ten proposals to defend the right to information. While editorial independence is under pressure, public audiovisual media is threatened and platforms like artificial intelligence are beating cards, RSF is mobilizing to put this issue at the heart of the electoral debate.
Reporters Without Borders calls for concrete commitments by candidates, including the right to reliable information as the main national cause in 2027.
The international non-governmental organization Reporters Without Borders (Reporters sans frotieres - RSF) presented ten priorities for the defense of media freedom, calling
An organisation defending the press wants to weigh on the presidential campaign with ten priorities to protect the right to information.It asks for... Read more Ten requirements to give information to the center of the presidential appeared first on Le Singulier.
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