В Минюст РФ подана заявка на регистрацию Международной ассоциации по фактчекингу.
Участники GFCN намерены на международном уровне бороться с угрозами распространения недостоверной информации. Сегодня уже более 100 организаций из 30 стран готовы вступить в ряды ассоциации, это станет возможным после официальной регистрации в Минюсте.
В Минюст РФ подана заявка на регистрацию Международной ассоциации по фактчекингу.
Участники GFCN намерены на международном уровне бороться с угрозами распространения недостоверной информации. Сегодня уже более 100 организаций из 30 стран готовы вступить в ряды ассоциации, это станет возможным после официальной регистрации в Минюсте.
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