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PesaCheckPolitics & government

Ce post TikTok prétendant annoncer la démission du Président Emmanuel Macron de son poste de Président de la République française

Publisher’s rating: False

Related reporting describes a TikTok post captioned “Macron démissionne” that claimed Macron would become an adviser to Alassane Ouattara if he resigned. The report says the video was manipulated and identifies its source footage as Macron after a meeting of Ukraine’s allies in Paris in September 2025.

فالصو لرصد خطاب الكراهية والاخبار الزائفةCrime & justice

هل طالبت منظمة العفو الدولية بفتح تحقيق في قضية تعذيب الساعدي القذافي؟

Publisher’s rating: زائف جزئيًا

The review says Amnesty International called for a comprehensive investigation in response to leaked videos in August 2015. It says Saadi Gaddafi reposted the old statement on X on December 14, 2024, without indicating its date, making it appear to some as a new statement.

Stancu Print

Stancu Print

Publisher’s rating: Stancu Print

FACTLYPolitics & government

An audio clip discussing Indian democracy is the original voice of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar at the Second Round Table Conference in Britain in 1931.

Publisher’s rating: MISLEADING

The review says the viral audio is from the film *Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar*, with Mammootty portraying Ambedkar, rather than an original recording of Ambedkar. It also reports that the speech text is associated with a speech delivered at the First Round Table Conference on 20 November 1930, not the claimed 1931 conference.

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