Archive - FACT CHECK

An imposter FB used the names and faces of Dr. Willie Ong and his wife, Dr. Liza Ramoso-Ong, in promoting and erroneously claiming that a product called Zudaifu Fungal Cream treats allergies and itchiness of the skin.

Under Article 127 paragraph 2 of the Rome Statute, which established the ICC, a country that has withdrawn from the treaty is not cleared of its obligations when it was still a state-party.

A Facebook post falsely implied that Leni Robredo is heading to prison.

Two Facebook pages erroneously claimed former senators Antonio Trillanes and Leila De Lima have been meted prison sentences.

Sen. Imee Marcos claimed that President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. is on a “veto spree” of proposed laws due to “misunderstanding between the legislature and Malacañang.” This needs context.

An imposter of the Department of Social Welfare and Development is duping netizens through a fake announcement for incoming students 

With the escalating tensions between the United States (U.S.) and China following the visit of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi to Taiwan, a Filipino FB page published a video erroneously claiming the U.S. dared its geopolitical rival to engage in warfare.

There is no truth to the claim that President Bongbong Marcos has authorized the operation of the mothballed Bataan Nuclear Power Plant.

A TikTok video reshared on Facebook claims President Bongbong Marcos has reclaimed Sabah from Malaysia. Not true.

Several links being shared through Facebook posts and via private messages redirect to imposter websites claiming to be the PHILPost.

Leni Robredo said nothing about Angat Buhay foundation outperforming the national government in serving the public.

A video claims President Bongbong Marcos addressed Leila De Lima over her comment on his administration's refusal to rejoin the ICC.