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“Tulivyo Sikia,” a Swahili expression meaning “What we heard,” is a weekly rumor tracking bulletin produced by Internews, with support from the Office of U.S.

Sri Lanka's diverse social fabric is made up of different ethnic, religious, linguistic, and cultural groups.

It is widely recognised that a disturbing number of people from Central Asia have been recruited into the ranks of violent extremist groups operating in Syria and Iraq over the past 10 years.

Community liaison

An Information Needs Assessment, carried out by Internews in January and February 2019, finds that there is a dramatic increase in the number of refugees who say they now have enough information to make decisions about their daily lives: the percentage jumped from 23% in 2017 to...

Internews first developed our rumour tracking methodology in 2014 in Liberia, in order to address the deadly Ebola outbreak.

In May 2019, Google News Initiative India launched its monthly FactWatch newsletter. The newsletter is a coordinated effort between Internews and Data Leads to share important development in the fact-checking ecosystem with trainers.

Over the past decade, radicalization to violent extremism has become a matter of pressing public and political concern in Central Asia.

The article, A holistic approach to operational and digital security, is included in Media Impact Funders' (MIF) new report —