The sessions regarding digital investigation with the university teachers of Bangladesh were indeed the interactive ones. La luta continua against mis/disinformation!
#FactCheck#dismislab#Training
Experts raise concerns over the ethical implications as dozens of AI-made election videos surface on several social media platforms, promoting various political parties through fully synthetic characters.
Read here: https://t.co/dY771p4vXW
#Dismislab#Bangladesh
Look at this propaganda! This handle shared this video as an example of minority persecution.
In reality, both parties involved in this incident are Hindus. According to a local source, one party was illegally* occupying the land, while the other reclaimed their rightful ownership through arbitration. When they went to take possession of the land, the previous occupiers resisted—just a typical land dispute—leading to the scene in the video, where the rightful owner* was removing structures belonging to the previous occupier, and an elderly woman was resisting.
This video is now being falsely circulated as an example of communal minority persecution.
"Political opponents, academics, journalists, cartoonists, and critics – none of them was spared"
What Has Changed in Post-Hasina Bangladesh? https://t.co/Xuh6TZL6Ei
The Bangladesh Hindu Buddhist Christian Unity Council’s claims that the deaths of nine Hindu men in August were part of anti-Hindu “communal atrocities” in Bangladesh don’t hold up to scrutiny.
"None of the deaths bore clear signs of religious or sectarian motives."
Details: https://t.co/ZTqbPeMxMj
The Bangladesh Hindu Buddhist Christian Unity Council’s claims that the deaths of nine Hindu men in August were part of anti-Hindu “communal atrocities” in Bangladesh don’t hold up to scrutiny.
https://t.co/WYVM9bFnkY
Excited to share my new book:
'Syndicates and Societies: Criminal Politics in Dhaka' (Cambridge University Press)
More details here: https://t.co/ybPhRhJRnK
“Our priority was to reveal what the government was trying to hide,” says journalist @zymaislam about the work of her team at the @dailystarnews in the weeks that changed her country, #Bangladesh.
It is a must-read story by my friend @BenjaminBathke.
https://t.co/irQWwxoRKH
Echoing @tasneem : “If reforms are not done, and democratic government and human rights are not established or they are not the top priority of the interim and the coming government, we might see abductions, extrajudicial killings, again.” https://t.co/iZbvNqnbiJ
#WebQoof | With Sheikh Hasina out and Bangladesh getting a new government, Indian social media users shared unprecedented amounts of misinformation, with The Quint's WebQoof Team publishing over 30 fact-check stories in less than a month. Read here. (1/2)
https://t.co/m4WVOENffn
Eggs thrown at former law minister Anisul Huq at the Dhaka Chief Metropolitan Magistrate Court premises on Wednesday (14 August).
Photo: Rajib Dhar/TBS
1/ Following the regime change in Bangladesh, there has been violence against minorities, particularly Hindus. However, by polluting the information sphere, Indian users have overwhelmed researchers and journalist
🇧🇩 GNI supports Bangladesh's new ICT Advisor’s decision to investigate the internet shutdowns that took place between July and August. We appeal the interim government to look for legislative changes that restrict illegal shutdowns in the future.
https://t.co/TGuZ8fUq4o