The Heat: One on one with Melissa Fleming | UN Global Communications
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At a time of war, humanitarian crises and unprecedented global uncertainty, the battle over information has become almost as consequential as events themselves. For an institution like the United Nations, credibility and public trust are central to its ability to communicate during global crises.
We spoke with Melissa Fleming, UN Under-Secretary-General for Global Communications, about how the organization can build greater cooperation and trust. #UN #UNPeacekeeping #Humanitarianaid #humanrights #Heat
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