May 3, 1991, marked the first World Press Freedom Day. Since that date, the occasion, recognized by the United Nations General Assembly, continues to be acknowledged internationally on an annual basis.
The day’s intention is to garner awareness of the importance of a free press. Further, the event seeks to remind governing bodies of their responsibility to uphold their citizen’s right to the freedom of expression.
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