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European Parliament: Protecting press freedom during the Covid-19 pandemic

Topic
COVID-19
Country/Region
EU

30 April 2020

"The Covid-19 crisis has hit the media sector hard at a time when it plays a crucial role in providing accurate information and countering disinformation about the pandemic."

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"The sector is facing a massive drop in advertising revenues and Parliament fears the worsening financial situation could mean news organisations are no longer able to provide clear and factual information and counter disinformation about the coronavirus pandemic."

Eurpean Parliament: Protecting press freedom during the Covid-19 pandemic (link)

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