In an era where information travels at the speed of a click, the manipulation of media and the widespread dissemination of disinformation have become pressing global concerns. From targeted propaganda campaigns and deepfakes to algorithm-driven echo chambers, the integrity of public discourse is increasingly under threat. These challenges not only distort democratic processes but also endanger public trust, social cohesion, and international security.

This agenda invites delegates to confront the evolving landscape of digital media and develop comprehensive strategies to counter disinformation while safeguarding freedom of expression. Participants will explore the responsibilities of governments, technology companies, and civil society in regulating content, promoting media literacy, and building resilient information ecosystems.

As global citizens navigating a hyper-connected world, delegates must grapple with the ethical, political, and technological dimensions of the issue—working together to strike a balance between combating harmful content and protecting fundamental human rights.