Misrepresentation / Misinformation

Articles

• 2017 : UN unveils
  4 July 2017, by Marieme Helie Lucas

  2017. This year, Saudi Arabia will defend women’s rights in the Commission on the Status of Women, and UN Women will support the right to disappear women behind a veil. Aren’t we lucky ?

• Israel’s War on Facts and the Infographic Intifada
  5 June 2021, by siawi3

  It’s not just the radicals on both sides we need to be wary of – it’s the liars.

• USA: Pentagon Opens Review Of Its Clandestine Psychological Operations
  21 September 2022, by siawi3

  The Pentagon had created the world’s largest clandestine force that consists of about 60,000 people, many of whom use fake identities and operate across the world.

• « Cessons d’être naïfs » : face au lobbying islamiste, la France promet une riposte européenne
  25 novembre 2021, par siawi3

  La France tape du poing sur la table des nations européennes. « Il y a une candeur de la commission, mais on sait aujourd’hui qu’il y a une manipulation des droits fondamentaux européens pour servir une forme d’entrisme islamiste. Ces associations sont parfaitement identifiées comme appartenant à la galaxie islamiste. Il faut cesser d’être naïfs »

• France : JULIAN ASSANGE : Le documentaire « Hacking Justice »
  30 octobre 2021, par siawi3

  le film sera suivi de débats aux séances de 20h les lundi, mercredi, Vendredi.

• Australia/global: Right-wing voices primarily responsible for spreading coronavirus misinformation, report finds
  24 April 2020, by siawi3

  “We’re not just fighting an epidemic, we’re fighting an infodemic,” WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus told a gathering of security experts in February, where he also said misinformation was spreading “faster and more easily than this virus”. Right-wing groups in the US, Italy, and France were more actively spreading misinformation, with left-wing groups more active in other EU countries and Latin American countries.

• What the Great Pandemic Novels Teach Us
  24 April 2020, by siawi3

  The most common rumors during outbreaks of plague were about who had
  brought the disease in, and where it had come from. People have always responded to epidemics by spreading rumor and false information and portraying the disease as foreign and brought in with malicious intent.