Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "StopFake" in English language version.
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Each fact-checking undertaking has its specificity. In Ukraine, StopFake.org focuses on social networks, which function as one of the main sources of information for citizens, and evaluates the veracity of the images disseminated, currently closely related to the war in the country.
Sergatskova co-authored an investigation alleging links between neo-nazi groups and StopFake, a Ukrainian NGO working as a Facebook fact-checking partner. [...] Mr Suprun, the Canadian husband of Ukraine's former health minister, was shown sharing platforms with former C14 members and other far-right figures, including one convicted of a racially-motivated murder. Yevhen Fedchenko, director of StopFake and the journalism school at Kyiv's Mohyla Academy, has also previously tweeted in defence of C14.
Sergatskova co-authored an investigation alleging links between neo-nazi groups and StopFake, a Ukrainian NGO working as a Facebook fact-checking partner. [...] Mr Suprun, the Canadian husband of Ukraine's former health minister, was shown sharing platforms with former C14 members and other far-right figures, including one convicted of a racially-motivated murder. Yevhen Fedchenko, director of StopFake and the journalism school at Kyiv's Mohyla Academy, has also previously tweeted in defence of C14.
The report on the country's efforts to tackle Russian misinformation highlights the StopFake project, a collaborative effort to tackle fake stories 'produced mainly by the Russian media'
