Archive - FACT CHECK

A YouTube video is falsely claiming that former senator Antonio Trillanes IV conducted a welfare check on former president Rodrigo Duterte in The Hague.

Following the postponement of the confirmation of charges hearing of former president Rodrigo Duterte before the ICC and the pending request for disciplinary actions against Kaufman, how will the PTC 1 proceedings move forward? Here are a few things you should know.

Laganap ang MALI-ta (maling balita) noong Setyembre kaugnay sa mga kontrobersyal na flood control projects matapos ang mga pagdinig, imbestigasyon, at protesta tungkol dito.

Davao City Rep. Paolo Duterte falsely claimed that former senator Antonio Trillanes IV was sent by the Philippine government to conduct a welfare check on former president Rodrigo Duterte at his detention unit in The Netherlands.

Vice President Sara Duterte repeated her wrong claim that the arrest of her father, former president Rodrigo Duterte, last March was “kidnapping” or subjected to “extraordinary rendition” in law which is illegal.

A video circulating online shows Justice Secretary Jesus Crispin "Boying" Remulla supposedly giving former Department of Public Works and Highways district engineer Henry Alcantara a "script" during a Senate hearing. The video carried a clip played in reverse on purpose.

Several posts on the supposed resignation of Quezon City 1st District Rep. Arjo Atayde are circulating on Facebook. This is false.

A viral video of a protest in The Netherlands misled people into believing it is related to former president Rodrigo Duterte’s ICC trial.

A Facebook post claims that Davao Rep. Paolo Duterte replaced Leyte Rep. Martin Romualdez as the new House of Representatives speaker. This is not true.

FAKE ang viral video ng umano’y sako ng buto ng mga nawawalang sabungero sa Taal

A statement supposedly from President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. announcing that he will step down from office in response to the Sept. 21 anti-corruption rallies is circulating online. This is fake. No such statement was released by Malacañang.

A video online is showing a "Marcos resign" protest in view of allegations of widespread anomalies in flood control projects. The video was not taken in the Philippines.