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TikTok fails to detect disinformation ahead of Irish general election
The majority of approved ads (eight) were in Irish, pointing to a clear blind spot in TikTok’s moderation system. According to the latest transparency report TikTok had to submit under the EU Digital ...
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TikTok still approving election disinformation ads in Ireland
TikTok is still failing to catch blatant election disinformation ads in Ireland, as voters prepare to head to the polls for the general election ...
Global Witness3 天
COP29 verdict: Climate summits must turn over a new leaf
Once again, fossil fuels muscled in to the world’s most important climate negotiation, sidelining critical issues about ...
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Exposing Trump's Deals
How the Congolese Presidential family used tainted money to buy a Trump apartment in New York City.
Global Witness7 天
COP oil companies’ emissions are set to cause 17 million heat deaths
Oil firms present at COP summits made $2.6 trillion profits since the Paris Agreement – enough to pay half the cost of climate damage in poor countries Fossil fuel companies that have sent lobbyists ...
Global Witness7 天
Challenging abuses of power to protect human rights and secure the future of our planet
Jude Law, Mark Rylance, Aisling Bea, Peter Capaldi, Michael Shannon, George MacKay and Lily Cole are the latest celebrities to join a growing call for fossil fuel companies to be made to pay up for ...
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Jude Law, Mark Rylance, and Aisling Bea join call for fossil fuel companies to pay up at COP29
Thursday 21st November 2024: Jude Law, Mark Rylance, Aisling Bea, Peter Capaldi, Michael Shannon, George MacKay and Lily Cole are the latest celebrities to join a growing call for fossil fuel ...