Filipinos influences Grilled tears over "fake news" from Duterte admit errors, but the necessary changes

A recent Congress hearing in Philippines They saw that the parliamentarians were grateful to the social media influence on their role in spreading false information about the former president Rodrigo Durtearrest by the International Criminal Court (ICC) To The Hague, who led to tears, apologies and admissions of “fake news”.

However, the observers say that the show did a little to address the deeper misinformation networks, which suggests that the parliamentarians have seemed more focused on public shame than on approaching the basic structural factors of the false online content.

The hearing, organized on March 21 by the Tricomm Chamber – made up of Commissions on Information and Communications Technology, public information and public order and safety – came against the background of an increase of online misinformation that sought to discredit the ICC investigation into the deadly war and to depict their arrest.

During the meeting, the parliamentarians faced influences about the unverified claims and personal attacks at their great online consequences. The intensity of the interrogation has caused two influences to break down into tears and issue public excuses for disseminating false information.

Krizette Laureta Chu could not give her evidence Facebook I argue that “many” policemen and soldiers resigned for Dutete’s extradition. She acknowledged that she was based on her statement on Tiktok Videos he had seen.

“I post what I feel at this time … practically these are my feelings,” he told the parliamentarians.