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The International Federation of Journalists [IFJ] was first established in 1926 and reestablished in 1946, the world's largest organization of journalists, and settled in its current form after being re-established for the third time in 1952. It represents more than 600,000 journalists in 120 countries around the world.

The "Day Seven" highlights the most important information about the Union and its objectives are as follows:

– The International Federation of Journalists [IFJ] is the world's largest organization of journalists

– The International Federation of Journalists was re-established in 1946

– The Federation represents more than 600,000 journalists in 120 countries around the world

– IFJ seeks to act and act at the international level to defend press freedom and social justice through strong, free and independent press associations.

– The International Federation of Journalists is the organization that speaks on behalf of journalists within the UN system and within the global trade union movement.

– The policy of the International Federation of Journalists [IFJ] is adopted by the General Conference "Congress" which meets once every three years. The IFJ Secretariat from the ITU headquarters in Brussels follows the implementation of the work program under the guidance of the elected Executive Committee.

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