International Day Of Democracy : 15 September |
Strengthening
democratic resilience in the face of future crises UN Secretary General António Guterres has urged governments to be transparent, responsive and accountable in their COVID-19 response and ensure that any emergency measures are legal, proportionate, necessary and non-discriminatory. “The best response is one that responds proportionately to immediate threats while protecting human rights and the rule of law,” he said. The Secretary-General's policy brief says states must respect and protect, among other rights, freedom of expression and of the press, freedom of information, freedom of association and of assembly. Concerns in many countries in the context of COVID-19 include: Measures to control the
flow of information and crackdown on freedom of expression and press
freedom against an existing background of shrinking civic space. Around the world civil society organizations have answered the UN's call to action to address and counteract the wide range of ways the Covid-19 crisis may impair democracy and increase authoritarianism, by: developing media
literacy and digital safety, more critical than ever as activism
is forced online, so as to address the risk of suppression, interference
and closing of civic space; |
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