A press cartoon awareness campaign
For the 30th anniversary of World Press Freedom Day, this year under the theme “Shaping a Future of Rights, Freedom of Expression as a Catalyst for Other Rights”, UNESCO and Cartooning for Peace are launching a campaign that reminds us of the importance of freedom of expression to guarantee human rights. For, as UNESCO reminds us, “we cannot defend our rights to freedom of expression, education, health and equal access to justice without a free press that denounces abuses and provides information to assert our rights.
UNESCO and Cartooning for Peace are delighted to have the New Yorker as a special guest in this campaign.
Cartooning for Peace, represented by Liza Donnelly at World Press Freedom Day
This World Press Freedom Day is taking place at the United Nations headquarters in New York, where Liza Donnelly (United States), a press cartoonist and early member of Cartooning for Peace, is sketching the different sessions live:
I’m at the UN to live draw #worldpressfreedomday for @CartooningPeace #nyc pic.twitter.com/ONZ6mKLo1u
— Liza Donnelly (@lizadonnelly) May 2, 2023
At the @UN for @unesco and @CartooningPeace to live draw #WorldPressFreedomday pic.twitter.com/C1zSnVjSlL
— Liza Donnelly (@lizadonnelly) May 2, 2023