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Crime & justice fact checks

Explore claims publishers have checked about crime & justice. Read their original ratings and follow the evidence.

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YouturnCrime & justice

எம்.ஜி.ஆர் சிலை அவமதிப்பு – நாதக நிர்வாகி கைது. எம்.ஜி.ஆர் சிலை மீது பெயின்ட் ஊற்றி அவமரியாதை செய்த, வண்ணாரப்பேட்டை நாம் தமிழர் கட்சி செய்தித் தொடர்பாளர் லியோனார்ட் என்பவரை கைது செய்தது காவல்துறை. குறுகிய நேரத்திலேயே அதிரடி காட்டிய சென்னை போலீஸ்

Publisher’s rating: Fake

Vishvas NewsCrime & justice

ఈ వీడియో చూసిన తరువాత నేను అవాక్కయ్యాను…. అయినా ఇది కొంతమంది సెక్యులర్ హిందువుల కళ్ళు తెరుస్తుందని వ్రాస్తున్నాను. ఈ వాస్తవ సంఘటన పాకిస్తాన్ లో జరిగింది, ఒక 13-సంవత్సరాల హిందు బాలిక మరియు ఆమె కుటుంబము విలపిస్తున్నారు కాని ఆ 5 మంది ముస్లింలు ఆమెపై అత్యాచారము చేసి ఆమెను కొట్టారు. ఎందుకంటే ఆమె ఒక హిందువు కాబట్టి.

Publisher’s rating: MISLEADING

dpaCrime & justice

Eine ehemalige OSZE-Mitarbeiterin berichtet von geheimen Laboren in der Ukraine, in denen Kinder für den Organhandel getötet werden.

Publisher’s rating: Die angebliche ehemalige Mitarbeiterin war nie für eine der Institutionen der OSZE tätig. Sie stammt offenbar aus dem russischen Wladiwostok und war 2014 lediglich Teil eines Jugendforums, das vom Büro für Demokratische Institutionen und Menschenrechte (ODIHR) der OSZE ausgerichtet wurde.

The claim circulated with a short interview clip in which a woman identified as “Vera Vayiman” was described as a former OSCE observer. She alleged that laboratories in Ukraine contained children’s remains whose organs had been removed for sale. The review examined the woman’s identity and the claimed OSCE connection, rather than treating the clip’s description as proof of either. To identify her, the review used the name shown in the video and reverse-image searches to find a higher-resolution version and earlier footage. It compared visible features, including her hair whorl, nose and pronounced nasolabial folds, and also compared the voices. The review then found Russian-language reporting identifying the woman as Vera Nikulina, a youth representative from Vladivostok, and traced her appearance to an OSCE youth forum in Warsaw in November 2014. The OSCE press office confirmed that Vera Nikulina had attended that forum, but said that neither a person named Vera Nikulina nor one named Vera Vayiman had worked for the OSCE or its Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights. The office also said the OSCE’s Special Monitoring Mission had no reports or records of organ-trafficking incidents of the kind alleged. The review therefore distinguishes attendance at an OSCE-hosted youth event from employment by the organization, and reports no OSCE documentation supporting the alleged incidents.