SEE Check
The SEE Check network is currently implementing a project financed by the European Union called “The SEECheck network – fight against disinformation through a network of fact-checkers”. One of the project’s activities is the development of a communication strategy for the SEE Check network. We invite communication experts and agencies to submit their offers for […]
Information disorder is a joint term covering disinformation and other types of manipulation that may have a harmful effect. Representatives of Western Balkans 6 civil society have discussed this problem within the Civil society forum which follows the Berlin process, organized by Südosteuropa-Gesellschaft and Aspen Institute Germany. Several members of the SEE Check network participated […]
The European Fact-Checking Standards Network (EFCSN) presented its Governance Body and newly-written Code of professional standards at a public event in Brussels on November 16 attended by representatives of EU institutions, digital media platforms, and civil society. Over the past year, the EFCSN project has brought together nearly 50 fact-checking organizations from across Europe to […]
Engl. SEE Check supports KRIK after an unprecedented attack on freedom of expression and professional journalism in which the newsroom was found guilty of reporting on publicly available information that the prosecution presented before the court. Judge Natasa Petricevic Milisavljevic condemned KRIK for publishing quotes from recordings of wiretapped conversations of members of the criminal […]
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.
SEE Check – a network of fact-checking portals in five Southeast European countries – gives its full support to Faktograf.hr which is targeted by a hacking attack.
SEE Check – the network of 6 fact-checking portals in 5 Southeast European countries – expresses support to KRIK portal, which is facing as many as 10 lawsuits aimed at intimidation and censorship.