Annual Democracy Conference in Prague
The 29th Forum 2000 conference has begun in Prague, Czech Republic, where democracy defenders will engage in discussions on the state of democracy and growing authoritarianism globally.
Hundreds of government officials, civil society actors, and human rights defenders have gathered for the two-day conference to address challenges facing democracies worldwide.
These challenges include rising authoritarianism, widespread disinformation, and rapidly evolving technological advancements, which are also relevant to many African countries.
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The conference will run from October 13-14, aiming to provide a platform for thought-provoking discussions on the state of democracy.
Author: The conference addresses global democracy challenges.
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