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False: There is enough evidence to put 300 million Americans in jail for election fraud.
Human Rights-General Politics-Elections

False: There is enough evidence to put 300 million Americans in jail for election fraud.
Partly_True: Transgender people are twice as likely to be victims of crime than cis people.
Human Rights-Gender

Partly_True: Transgender people are twice as likely to be victims of crime than cis people.
False: The military has arrested former President George W Bush.
Conspiracies-General Human Rights-General

False: The military has arrested former President George W Bush.
Partly_True: Over 50 percent of Black people in New York City have not received a COVID-19 vaccine.
Health-Covid Health-Vaccines Human Rights-Race

Partly_True: Over 50 percent of Black people in New York City have not received a COVID-19 vaccine.
Misleading: The U.K. has 850,000 registered child sex offenders.
Events-General Human Rights-Gender

Misleading: The U.K. has 850,000 registered child sex offenders.
False: Images show African students assaulted in Ukraine during the Russian invasion.
Geopolitical-Conflict Human Rights-Race

False: Images show African students assaulted in Ukraine during the Russian invasion.
False: Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath cried while watching the 2022 film The Kashmir Files.
Human Rights-Religion Politics-People

False: Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath cried while watching the 2022 film The Kashmir Files.
False: Bosnia and Albania have been proclaimed Islamic republics after the Muslim population accounted for over 50 percent of the total population.
Human Rights-Religion Politics-Policy

False: Bosnia and Albania have been proclaimed Islamic republics after the Muslim population accounted for over 50 percent of the total population.
Misleading: An elementary school in Denver teaches students to support the Black Lives Matter movement.
Human Rights-Activism Human Rights-Race Media-General

Misleading: An elementary school in Denver teaches students to support the Black Lives Matter movement.
False: Akhilesh Yadav said the Samajwadi Party will build 2,000 mosques in Uttar Pradesh.
Human Rights-Religion Politics-General Politics-Elections Tech-Social-Media

False: Akhilesh Yadav said the Samajwadi Party will build 2,000 mosques in Uttar Pradesh.
Unverifiable: One percent of people in the U.K. are transgender.
Human Rights-Gender

Unverifiable: One percent of people in the U.K. are transgender.
False: Narendra Modi government's Cabinet Committee on Security called for the removal of Sikhs from the Indian Army.
Human Rights-Religion Politics-General Tech-Social-Media

False: Narendra Modi government's Cabinet Committee on Security called for the removal of Sikhs from the Indian Army.
False: U.S. President Joe Biden unveiled a skin color chart to determine who qualifies in priority to receive their federal aid.
Human Rights-Race Politics-People

False: U.S. President Joe Biden unveiled a skin color chart to determine who qualifies in priority to receive their federal aid.
Misleading: A judge has granted Ghislaine Maxwell's request that evidence in her trial be redacted to hide "sensational" and "impure" information.
Human Rights-General

Misleading: A judge has granted Ghislaine Maxwell's request that evidence in her trial be redacted to hide "sensational" and "impure" information.
False: New Facebook/Meta rules will make all private posts on the platform and deleted messages public.
Human Rights-General Tech-Social-Media Tech-Business

False: New Facebook/Meta rules will make all private posts on the platform and deleted messages public.
False: Irish novelist Sally Rooney banned the Hebrew translation of her latest book.
Human Rights-Religion Media-General Media-Celebrities

False: Irish novelist Sally Rooney banned the Hebrew translation of her latest book.
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