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Kadafi Zaman to host WEXFO conference
Zaman will co-host the World Expression Forum on June 2-3 alongside Jette F. Christensen.
Two new shareholders in World Expression Forum
Holtzbrinck Buchverlage GmbH (Germany) and Folkeakademiets landsforbund (Norway) have joined the shareholder community of the World Expression Forum (WEXFO).
Nobel Peace Prize winner Maria Ressa to speak at World Expression Forum in Lillehammer
Journalist and freedom of expression advocate Maria Ressa will return to Norway and Lillehammer to speak at the global conference World Expression Forum (WEXFO) on June 2-3.
New V-Dem report highlights decline in democracy and freedom of expression
The latest Democracy Report from the V-Dem Institute at the University of Gothenburg reveals that democratic countries are now in the minority. Freedom of expression is declining, and high levels of disinformation and polarization are driving democratic backsliding.
Jette F. Christensen and Kristoffer Rønneberg to host WEXFO 2025
With extensive experience in journalism and politics, Jette F. Christensen and Kristoffer Rønneberg will lead the World Expression Forum in Lillehammer this June, bringing together global advocates for freedom of expression.
Lawyers to take a larger role in the World Expression Forum
The law firm Thallaug, spearheaded by partner Ingrid Sandberg, will lead a dedicated session on freedom of expression in academia and the workplace during the World Expression Forum (WEXFO) in Lillehammer on June 2-3.
World Expression Forum announces its “most important conference ever”
The World Expression Forum (WEXFO) has unveiled the program and speakers for its annual freedom of expression conference, set to take place in Lillehammer, Norway, on June 2-3. "World Expression Forum aims to empower and defend freedom of expression as an absolute...
Three-year support from Innlandet County to World Expression Forum
The County Executive Committee has decided to grant the World Expression Forum (WEXFO) NOK 1.5 million annually for the next three years.
Seyran Ates rejoins World Expression Forum in Lillehammer
The renowned lawyer and Muslim feminist returns to Lillehammer on June 2 and 3 to speak about freedom of expression and democracy.
Charlie Hebdo editor returns to World Expression Forum in Lillehammer
Editor-in-chief Gérard Biard of the satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo will reflect on freedom of expression 10 years after the terror attack on his editorial department, which killed twelve people and injured eleven.
