
Journalists are essential to healthy democracies. They investigate the facts, uncover injustices, amplify marginalized voices, and provide the information societies need to make informed decisions. Their work helps shape public discourse and safeguard transparency, accountability, and civic trust. However, despite their vital role, journalists around the world face growing threats: censorship, harassment, political pressure, disinformation, and even physical violence. What does it mean to be a journalist in today’s world? Why do authoritarian regimes fear free journalism? And how can journalists remain credible voices amid growing mistrust and manipulation?
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