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Is the Pen Mightier than the Sword? SEE Journalists SLAPP-ed by Vexatious Lawsuits
By: Maida Salkanović When the Sarajevo-based citizens’ association Why Not received a lawsuit suing them for the content of one of their articles, it caused
SEE Check: Support to fact-checking of the attack on Ukraine and to our colleagues
Russia’s attack on Ukraine, which violated international law and launched destabilization processes with unforeseeable consequences, was preceded by numerous disinformation and propaganda campaigns launched with the aim of justifying aggression against a sovereign state.
In 2020, up to 1,200 fake and unfounded news on the front pages of five newspapers
Last year alone, five daily newspapers – Kurir, Alo, Informer, Srpski telegraf (Serbian telegraph) and Vecernje novosti published a total of 1,172 false, unfounded and manipulative news on their front pages.
Online scam using Rita Ora’s fake profile
Online Fraud: Sarajevo Airport Not Selling Lost Luggage
Palestinian parliament in which Hamas had majority dissolved in 2018
Do epidemiological measures kill as many people as the virus?
It is not true that vaccination reduces immunity against omicron
No 79,000 “severe reactions” to Covid-19 vaccines have been reported in Australia
Vaccinated people are not to blame for the virus mutation
The omicron strain was not “announced” several months ago
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“Today only, supplements at an 80 percent discount” – Fake Ads Peddle Miracle Supplements in Serbia
Original article (in Serbian) was published on 17/11/2023; Author: Milica Ljubičić A German doctor who advertises a miraculous supplement that solves joint problems and
Deceptive Ads Offer Fake Luggage Sales at Zagreb Airport
Original article (in Croatian) was published on 06/11/2023; Author: Ivan Nekić Nine deceptive advertisements, claiming to sell luggage for just 2.95 euros, were shared
Propaganda narrative: Organ trafficking is not widespread in Ukraine, and Coca-Cola is not involved in it
Original article (in BCS) was published on 20/10/2023; Author: Mladen Lakić In the articles of several web portals, as well as in posts
Viral Images of Children Observing Bombings in Gaza are AI-Generated
The video of the “fake CNN report” from Israel has been edited
The woman praising Putin in a viral video is not a famous Serbian singer
A Fraudulent Scheme Impersonating Tirana International Airport for Data Theft
An Old Video From Egypt Circulated with False Claims of Victim-Faking in Gaza
The Inscription of an Albanian Word on Ancient Athenian Art Is Falsified
Online scam using Rita Ora’s fake profile
Online Fraud: Sarajevo Airport Not Selling Lost Luggage
Palestinian parliament in which Hamas had majority dissolved in 2018
“Today only, supplements at an 80 percent discount” – Fake Ads Peddle Miracle Supplements in Serbia
Online scam using Rita Ora’s fake profile
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Online Fraud: Sarajevo Airport Not Selling Lost Luggage
Palestinian parliament in which Hamas had majority dissolved in 2018
“Today only, supplements at an 80 percent discount” – Fake Ads Peddle Miracle Supplements in Serbia
Deceptive Ads Offer Fake Luggage Sales at Zagreb Airport
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SEE Check is the network of 6 organizations from 5 countries in South-Eastern Europe that work on the promotion of media accountability, improving media literacy and fighting misinformation and disinformation.
SEE Check is the network of 6 organizations from 5 countries in South-Eastern Europe that work on the promotion of media accountability, improving media literacy and fighting misinformation and disinformation.
