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UNESCO has awarded its world press freedom prize to Palestinian journalists covering the Gaza war, recognizing their courage and commitment to freedom of expression. The award comes amidst a conflict that has claimed many lives and left many Palestinians and Israelis in captivity.
Citizen journalists – and all citizens – must therefore rise to the occasion and riding on this year’s theme make their voices heard
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Gaza’s journalists have received the highest accolade from the UN agency responsible for promoting peace and security. At a ceremony during UNESCO’s World Press Freedom Day conference, in Chile, Mauricio Weibel, chair of the prizes’ international jury presented honoured them with UNESCO’s Guillermo Cano prize for press freedom.