The Anti-Disinformation Network for the Balkans (ADN-Balkans) condemns the physical attack on the journalist of the Serbian fact-checking outlet Istinomer that took place on April 15 while she was covering the encampment of pro-government counter-protestors in front of the Parliament in Belgrade.
In a time when access to reliable information is becoming increasingly challenging, this letter highlights a significant change. It discusses the impact of recent developments, the challenges ahead, and the crucial role of community support in navigating this process.
Teyit has started to debunk misleading 'green' claims using a methodology that incorporates expert opinions, scholarly articles, and its fact-checking perspective. We aim to combat misinformation and empower citizens with the truth behind misleading 'green' claims.
The reasons for the recent Instagram ban is still unclear. Governments are becoming more concerned about the control algorithms exert on platforms, but blocking access only pushes us further away from reliable information flow.
What does the information flow during the societal incidents that sparked in Kayseri province and spread to different cities in Türkiye reveal about the situation of Syrian refugees?
Teyit won the Highest Impact Fact-Check Award at this year's Global Fact for their investigation titled "What do we know about the allegation that Palestinians sold their land?".
Teyit has launched its Greenwashing Project to reveal the true environmental costs hidden behind the rhetoric of "green" claims.
In 2023, Teyit had a full year in pursuit of accurate information, reaching 12 million people with 157 content on TikTok. Beyond the numbers, let's take a look at what we packed into 365 days.
At Teyit, this year has marked significant steps in integrating the latest technological innovations with forward-thinking to deliver smooth, interactive, and informative products.
The "disinformation law" passed by the Turkish Parliament on October 13, 2022 neither introduces an innovative approach nor a proven solution to the information disorder. In fact, there is evidence suggesting that in countries where disinformation is penalized with imprisonment, the problem tends to escalate. The law’s lack of clarity, coupled with the exclusion of key stakeholders from the law-making process, raises concerns about potential censorship in its application.
