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Combating pandemic-related rumors, what Taiwan’s civil society has achieved
Taijing Wu
The COVID-19 pandemic in Taiwan has nurtured rumors in all their aspects possible within the society. This reflects how much people are concerned and discussing about it. Such a phenomenon is also followed by the vacuum of reliable information within the society.
Publish Date: 2022-05-29
Reaching out to Filipino shelters in Taiwan in combatting misinformation
Isaiah Christian Antonio
Publish Date: 2022-05-19
Asia Forum 2022: 3 Lessons from the War in Ukraine
◤Why focus on the War in Ukraine? 聚焦烏俄戰爭◢
Although the Russo-Ukrainian War is in Europe, we really feel the same way. The aggressor country did not only bombard the civilian shelters with fierce and relentless attack, but also spread malicious disinformation to justify the invasion and mislead...
Publish Date: 2022-05-16
Fighting misinformation among Filipino communities in Neili, Taoyuan
Isaiah Christian Antonio
Editor’s note: There are more than 159,000 Filipino immigrants and migrant workers in Taiwan. To address the misinformation threat the Philippine diaspora communities are facing as diaspora, Taiwan FactCheck Center partners with Vera Files, the IFCN-certified Philippine...
Publish Date: 2022-05-05
Taiwan FactCheck Center debunks ‘Chonker of Donetsk’
Since the beginning of the Russian invasion of Ukraine in late February, fact-checking organizations around the globe have cracked down on thousands of fake news and hoaxes.
Most of them are being distributed across borders in different languages. However, Taiwan FactCheck Center has found one of...
Publish Date: 2022-05-05
False information attack a major concern among Taiwanese people
Taijing Wu
Over 90 percent of Taiwanese people who responded to a survey in January 2022, said they are aware of the harm of false information proliferation, and that it seriously harms the Taiwanese society. As one of the means to identify false information, the survey, published by Taiwan...
Publish Date: 2022-05-05
“Taiwan Media Literacy Education Initiatives” launched with Google’s US$1 million funding
The Taiwan FactCheck Center (TFC) announced the launching of the “Taiwan Media Literacy Education Initiatives” project in November 2021. The project is generously supported by Google.org, the charitable arm of Google, which made a US$1 million donation in September to the TFC for the latter to work...
Publish Date: 2022-04-29
Disinformation campaign attacks media credibility
Since the beginning of the Russian invasion of Ukraine in late February, fact-checking organizations around the globe have cracked down on thousands of fake news and hoaxes spreading online as part of their joint efforts to contribute to the battle against disinformation campaigns.
Among these...
Publish Date: 2022-04-23
Empowering overseas Filipino workers in Taiwan to combat misinformation
Isaiah Christian Antonio
Editor’s note: There are more than 159,000 Filipino immigrants and migrant workers in Taiwan. To address the misinformation threat the Philippine diaspora communities are facing as diaspora, Taiwan FactCheck Center partners with Vera Files, the IFCN-certified Philippine...
Publish Date: 2022-04-13
TFC's Editor in Chief shared Taiwan fact-checking experience in CMF's Fact-Check Week Event
Hui-An Ho
Summer Chen, the Editor in Chief at Taiwan FactCheck Center (TFC) was invited to speak at the global fact-check network webinar session on April 7 during the Fact-Check Week Event hosted by the Community Media Foundation (CMF).
In the session, Summer Chen, along with Lim Dong-jun, the...
Publish Date: 2022-04-08
