UNESCO Freedom of Expression

Learn, play mini-games and test your knowledge on freedom of expression.

Which rights are protected under the freedom of expression? Is this freedom absolute? What are the conditions to fully enjoy it? What are the roles of governments, journalists and civil society in protecting it? How does freedom of expression work in the Internet era?

Learn, play mini-games and test your knowledge on freedom of expression as stated in Article 19 of the 1948 Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

This application is a rich educational tool for all users interested in deepening their understanding of the concept of freedom of expression. It gives also resources and ideas for teachers to address the issues of freedom of expression, freedom of the press and the role of the media with their students.

This application has been developed by the Communication and Information sector of UNESCO Bangkok Office based on UNESCO’s Freedom of Expression toolkit for Students.