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Action against trolls and disinformation

Action against trolls and disinformation

16. February 2022 | Disinformation, Human Rights News

The Digital Public Pulse (DPP) project examined election-related online activities between May and October 2021. Facebook pages, accounts, and groups related to the Marcos and Duterte families form a “supercluster,” according to DPP. In this, the...
Action against trolls and disinformation

Fake news and social media in the electoral campaigns

21. December 2021 | Disinformation, Human Rights News

Pandemic-related limitations in the campaigning regarding the May 2022 elections will intensify the role of social media. 90% of the Filipino population is active on social media, with 81% using Facebook. In addition, according to a 2017 study, the trust in social...

General Parlade criticised for red-tagging

10. March 2021 | Disinformation, Human Rights News, Internal Affairs

General Antonio Parlade who is known for uttering accusations has accused Inquirer-journalist Tetch Torresa Tupas in a facebook post on February 2, 2021, of cooperationg with terrorists. He accused her of „helping terrorists to spread lies“. Tupas had merely reported...
“If we don’t take significant action now, democracy as we know it is dead”

“If we don’t take significant action now, democracy as we know it is dead”

6. November 2020 | Disinformation

In an interview with Germany’s broadcaster SWR, Maria Ressa, CEO and Co-founder of Rappler, talks about social media and their impact on society. The Philippines are known to be one of the world leading users of social media like facebook, twitter, etc. For many...
Action against trolls and disinformation

Duterte threatens to block Facebook

5. November 2020 | Disinformation, Freedom of Press, Human Rights News

President Duterte has been considering banning facebook from operating in the Philippines. This was a direct reaction to facebook shutting down numerous pro-government accounts due to “coordinated inauthentic behaviour” in September. Many of the accounts in question...
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