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Propaganda and Freedom of the Media

This non-paper aims to facilitate the OSCE participating States in formulating national and international law and policy toward the current spread of propaganda intertwined with the conflict in and around Ukraine.

Date:: 26 November 2015
Source:: OSCE Representative on Freedom of the Media
Publisher:: Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe
Our work:: Media freedom and development

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Free media against disinformation and propaganda

Disinformation, sometimes referred to as “false” or “fake news”, and propaganda pose numerous threats to democratic societies. They aim at manipulating individuals and distorting public opinion including the open and frank exchange of ideas.

31 May 2017

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1010 Vienna
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: Phone: +43 1 514 36 6800

: Email: pm-fom@osce.org

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