World Press Freedom Day

World Press Freedom Day is May 3, as declared by the United Nations.

“On World Press Freedom Day, I call for an end to all crackdowns against journalists – because a free press advances peace and justice for all.” — António Guterres, United Nations Secretary-General

Today, I commemorated World Press Freedom Day by remembering fallen journalists with a moment of silence and a social share, following a campaign advocated by +Social Good. Join in.

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