Political propaganda refers to the systematic dissemination of information, ideas, or rumors with the purpose of promoting a particular political agenda or influencing public opinion. It can take various forms, including speeches, advertisements, social media content, posters, and more. The intent of political propaganda is often to persuade individuals to adopt specific beliefs, support certain policies, or endorse particular candidates, often by appealing to emotions rather than rational arguments. It can be used by governments, political parties, advocacy groups, and other organizations to shape perceptions, mobilize supporters, or discredit opponents. Political propaganda may include selective presentation of facts, exaggeration, or manipulation of information to achieve its goals, and it can sometimes blur the lines between fact and misinformation.
Un panel d'experts soutenus par l'ONU et spécialisés dans les droits de l'enfant a appelé jeudi la Russie à prendre des mesures pour éviter toute tentative de manipulation des programmes…