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Fact-finding in South Korea is no longer limited to the realm of journalists and fact-checkers. Courtrooms in the country today are inundated with lawsuits seeking to establish the truth through judicial verdicts, rather than relying on journalism or public discourse.  This emerging trend, referred to as the "judicialization of facts," was the focus of discussions at the International Fact-Checking Network’s recent Global Fact 10 conference held in Seoul.

A Ukrainian media expert urged Korean journalists to be vigilant against fake news in combating harmful disinformation by Russian propagandists looking to justify the war in Ukraine.

Despite overwhelming leftist representation in legacy media, a former executive from Soros’ Open Society Foundati

Despite overwhelming leftist representation in legacy media, a former executive from Soros’ Open Society Foundati

Google has announced a range of updates for its Fact Check Explorer, which will allow users fact check images and verify their...

Stage Media, in collaboration with Local Voices and other Liberian fact-checkers, has officially launched the first-ever Fact-Check Network in Liberia.

Google has expanded its Fact Check Explorer tool, introducing new features to enhance the resources available to researchers, fact-checkers, journalis

Experts at the Philippine Fact Checking Summit stress the need for the public and the youth to learn to evaluate and assess online information to help tilt the balance against disinformation

The award was announced on Friday in Soul, South Korea, at GlobalFact10, the yearly forum of more than 100 member fact-checking institutions globally.

SEOUL, South Korea — The International Fact-Checking Network at the non-profit Poynter Institute has grown and evolved since its inception in 2015 — and that…