Nearly 75% of women journalists surveyed by UNESCO in 2022 said they had faced online violence in the course of their work. Even more alarming — almost one in four received threats of physical violence, including death threats. Journalist Salomé Saqué shares her story as part of “CTRL ALT MUTE”, a UNESCO campaign launched on the International Day to End Impunity for Crimes against Journalists. This year, the campaign sheds light on the growing online abuse faced by women journalists — particular

How can we ensure neurotechnology serves humanity — not the other way around? As neurotechnology evolves and converges with AI, it’s reshaping how we learn, communicate, and live. Yet without clear ethical guardrails, it risks deepening inequalities and infringing on human rights. At #unescoGC, UNESCO adopted the Recommendation on the Ethics of Neurotechnology, the first-ever global standard to ensure this powerful technology protects human rights, privacy, and equality. https://www.unesco.org/e