Fact-checking sites outside the US cover issues in their own countries, but may also examine US issues of importance to their country. |
Nonpartisan Fact-Checking Websites Outside the US:
Duke Reporter's Lab - Duke University. Their fact-checking database links to over "...100 non-partisan organizations around the world that...assess the accuracy of statements made by public officials, political parties, candidates, journalists, news organizations, associations, and other groups." Includes several dozen fact-checking sites in the US.
EU vs Disinformation: A site from the European Union, created to challenge disinformation coming out of Russia.
Full Fact - A nonprofit, independent fact-checking organization based in the UK.
Africa Check - Produces reports in English and French testing claims made by African public figures, institutions and the media against the best available evidence.
Chequeado - Created by the nonprofit La Voz Pública Foundation. Verifies statements made by public figures and other opinion-forming institutions, and classifies them, from true to false.
The information above was pulled from the University of Georgia’s Library Resource page for student use.
University of Georgia GALILEO Library. “GALILEO@UGA Subject Guides: Fact Checking the News: Fact Checking
Organizations & Bias Raters.” GALILEO@UGA Subject Guides, University of Georgia, 13 June 2018,
4:45 PM, guides.libs.uga.edu/c.php?g=685109.
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