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CIR explains how gendered disinformation works and provides actionable responses for governments and civil society.
CIR, together with Detector Media, reveal the network of actors behind the “media occupation” of Ukraine’s temporarily occupied territories.
Please note: this article contains graphic details. On 24 December 2021, 35 people were killed and their bodies burnt near a village...
Against the backdrop of increasing political repression, gaps in accountability by social media platforms operating in Myanmar, and...
Since December 2014, the brutal civil war in South Sudan has created Africa’s largest refugee crisis. Based on UN figures, 400,000 South...
Introducing the ‘Life under Occupation’ series Kherson was the first major Ukrainian city to face Russian occupation in late February...
A new report from the Centre for Information Resilience lays out how a cryptocurrency Ponzi scheme is helping leadership figures in the...
A coordinated influence operation on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram is using fake personas acting as influencers within the Sikh...
The Centre for Information Resilience (CIR) today revealed a network of social media accounts that distort international perceptions on...
CIR's Director of Investigations, Benjamin Strick, talked to NPR about how hashtags can be hijacked and manipulated with bias narratives...