United Nations Global Principles for Information Integrity
On 24th June, 2024, United Nations Secretary-General unveiled the Global Principles for Information Integrity, targeting the spread of online misinformation, disinformation, and hate speech.
5 Core Principles
The five core principles of the United Nations Global Principles for Information Integrity are:
- Societal Trust and Resilience: Governments, technology companies, advertisers, media, and other stakeholders should refrain from using, supporting, or amplifying disinformation and hate speech for any purpose.
- Independent, Free and Pluralistic Media: Governments should facilitate timely access to information, ensure a free, viable, independent, and pluralistic media landscape, and ensure robust protection for journalists, researchers, and civil society.
- Healthy Incentives: Technology companies must ....
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