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Malaysia: New Initiatives Navigating an Uncertain Terrain

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2025-08-05

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Tapsell, Ross
Zainul, Harris

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D-IDEA

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Book Abstract: This report examines the evolution, challenges, and prospects of fact-checking initiatives across the region. The study documents diverse approaches, funding models, and collaborations, while also noting persistent obstacles such as political pressures, safety risks for fact-checkers, and recent global shifts.

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https://hdl.handle.net/1885/733809104

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Empowering Citizens: Towards Sustainable Fact-Checking in East and Southeast Asia

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