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A Facebook post with an AI-generated graphic falsely claimed that Davao City did not receive national funding for four years under President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.
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A Facebook post with an AI-generated graphic falsely claimed that Davao City did not receive national funding for four years under President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.

Palace Press Officer Claire Castro's remarks regarding how some teachers influence behavioral issues in students spread on social media in the wake of the school shooting incident in Zamboanga City on Aug. 18.

A fabricated quote card has made the rounds in Facebook claiming that former police chief and now MMDA General Manager Nicolas Torre III said in an interview that the 911 emergency hotline service responds within five minutes.

Despite the international availability of medicines, Filipino TB patients have faced recurring shortages that a medical humanitarian organization says are linked to problems in the government’s procurement system.

An AI-generated image falsely claimed that former president Rodrigo Duterte appeared before the International Criminal Court (ICC) and was seen being assisted and given water by Judge Joana Korner and British barrister Peter Haynes.

An altered graphic has made the rounds on Facebook, showing alleged additional names of bogus individuals who had signed anomalous acknowledgement receipts for confidential funds from Vice President Sara Duterte.

A fake quote card falsely attributed to Filipina tennis star Alex Eala denying that she wore a green outfit to show support for Vice President Sara Duterte spread online amid her participation in the Mubadala DC Open.

Speaking before Duterte supporters in The Hague, Netherlands, Vice President Sara Duterte falsely claimed that the International Criminal Court has no other case except for that of her father, former president Rodrigo Duterte.

The fate of our democracy is at stake.

A widely shared Facebook graphic falsely attributed a statement to International Criminal Court (ICC) Presiding Judge Joanna Korner saying that former president Rodrigo Duterte “should not be imprisoned.”

AI, propaganda, and a racist caricature.