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1. IFRC World Disasters Report 2026: Truth, Trust and Humanitarian Action in the Age of Harmful Information · PDF page 22
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These are the central questions the 2026 World Disasters Report addresses, offering key insights, practical guidance and recommendations to help the sector navigate this challenge with greater clarity, resilience and accountability.
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These are the central questions the 2026 World Disasters Report addresses, offering key insights, practical guidance and recommendations to help the sector navigate this challenge with greater clarity, resilience and accountability.
2. IFRC World Disasters Report 2026: Truth, Trust and Humanitarian Action in the Age of Harmful Information · PDF page 22
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In 2026, this report frames harmful information as a de facto crisis: one that undermines access of populations to humanitarian aid, erodes trust, misleads communities, deepens vulnerabilities and destabilizes social cohesion.
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In 2026, this report frames harmful information as a de facto crisis: one that undermines access of populations to humanitarian aid, erodes trust, misleads communities, deepens vulnerabilities and destabilizes social cohesion.
3. IFRC World Disasters Report 2026: Truth, Trust and Humanitarian Action in the Age of Harmful Information · PDF page 23
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Some 60 organizations provided written contributions to this report, underscoring how seriously its impacts are now regarded across the sector and beyond.
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Some 60 organizations provided written contributions to this report, underscoring how seriously its impacts are now regarded across the sector and beyond.
4. IFRC World Disasters Report 2026: Truth, Trust and Humanitarian Action in the Age of Harmful Information · PDF page 33
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If the Indian Ocean tsunami was the first disaster to be digitally witnessed at scale, COVID-19 was the first to be digitally lived.
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If the Indian Ocean tsunami was the first disaster to be digitally witnessed at scale, COVID-19 was the first to be digitally lived.
5. IFRC World Disasters Report 2026: Truth, Trust and Humanitarian Action in the Age of Harmful Information · PDF page 34
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Similarly, in Southport (UK) in 2024, following the killing and injuring of several children at a dance workshop, false rumours and inflammatory content spread that suggested the attacker was a Muslim asylum seeker.
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Similarly, in Southport (UK) in 2024, following the killing and injuring of several children at a dance workshop, false rumours and inflammatory content spread that suggested the attacker was a Muslim asylum seeker.
6. IFRC World Disasters Report 2026: Truth, Trust and Humanitarian Action in the Age of Harmful Information · PDF page 38
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Edelman’s Trust Barometer 2025 found that nearly 70% of global respondents worried about being purposefully misled by authoritative sources such as government or media.
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Edelman’s Trust Barometer 2025 found that nearly 70% of global respondents worried about being purposefully misled by authoritative sources such as government or media.
7. IFRC World Disasters Report 2026: Truth, Trust and Humanitarian Action in the Age of Harmful Information · PDF page 41
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Global Digital Compact – Adopted in September 2024, commits governments to an open, safe, rights‑based digital future, with specific measures to protect information integrity.
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Global Digital Compact – Adopted in September 2024, commits governments to an open, safe, rights‑based digital future, with specific measures to protect information integrity.
8. IFRC World Disasters Report 2026: Truth, Trust and Humanitarian Action in the Age of Harmful Information · PDF page 42
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During the 2003 Bam earthquake in Iran, which claimed thousands of lives and affected over 250,000 people, a major emergency response was launched at both national and international levels.
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During the 2003 Bam earthquake in Iran, which claimed thousands of lives and affected over 250,000 people, a major emergency response was launched at both national and international levels.
9. IFRC World Disasters Report 2026: Truth, Trust and Humanitarian Action in the Age of Harmful Information · PDF page 44
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The sheer volume of harmful content they attract, combined with limited capacity to manage it, has led some news and media organizations 13 to disable them to reduce reputational risks and curb the spread of harmful information.
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The sheer volume of harmful content they attract, combined with limited capacity to manage it, has led some news and media organizations 13 to disable them to reduce reputational risks and curb the spread of harmful information.
10. IFRC World Disasters Report 2026: Truth, Trust and Humanitarian Action in the Age of Harmful Information · PDF page 45
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Twenty‑one teams were deployed across nine branches, hundreds of people received first aid, and food assistance reached more than 2,000 families.
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Twenty‑one teams were deployed across nine branches, hundreds of people received first aid, and food assistance reached more than 2,000 families.
11. IFRC World Disasters Report 2026: Truth, Trust and Humanitarian Action in the Age of Harmful Information · PDF page 47
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For example, I might be a 20‑year‑old rescuer, but if the person is 50 years old, even if I tell them what’s correct and what’s not, they may question me and say, ‘I’ve eaten more salt than you’ve eaten rice; I know better’.
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For example, I might be a 20‑year‑old rescuer, but if the person is 50 years old, even if I tell them what’s correct and what’s not, they may question me and say, ‘I’ve eaten more salt than you’ve eaten rice; I know better’.
12. IFRC World Disasters Report 2026: Truth, Trust and Humanitarian Action in the Age of Harmful Information · PDF page 47
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Most UNHCR staff reported witnessing MDH affecting the organization’s mandate: 37% saw such content monthly, 60% had seen hate speech with direct impact, 20% had been personally targeted, and one‑third said colleagues had been affected.
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Most UNHCR staff reported witnessing MDH affecting the organization’s mandate: 37% saw such content monthly, 60% had seen hate speech with direct impact, 20% had been personally targeted, and one‑third said colleagues had been affected.
13. IFRC World Disasters Report 2026: Truth, Trust and Humanitarian Action in the Age of Harmful Information · PDF page 51
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Following the June 2025 Air India crash, which claimed at least 290 lives, 20 Indian communities around the world were subjected to a torrent of racist abuse online – mocked with slurs, stereotypes and dehumanizing jokes.
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Following the June 2025 Air India crash, which claimed at least 290 lives, 20 Indian communities around the world were subjected to a torrent of racist abuse online – mocked with slurs, stereotypes and dehumanizing jokes.
14. IFRC World Disasters Report 2026: Truth, Trust and Humanitarian Action in the Age of Harmful Information · PDF page 58
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The 2024 data confirms that conflict was the leading trigger for internet shutdowns for a second consecutive year, with an expanding arsenal of tools deployed to cut connectivity – jamming devices, cutting cables, destroying infrastructure and sabotaging internet service providers.
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The 2024 data confirms that conflict was the leading trigger for internet shutdowns for a second consecutive year, with an expanding arsenal of tools deployed to cut connectivity – jamming devices, cutting cables, destroying infrastructure and sabotaging internet service providers.
15. IFRC World Disasters Report 2026: Truth, Trust and Humanitarian Action in the Age of Harmful Information · PDF page 60
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The database serves as an early warning system and fact‑based ‘guardrails’ for high‑risk false claims, providing a ‘Fingerprint’ for each (detailing the evidence for why the claim was determined false) with human‑verified URLs, 47 keywords, search terms, social posts, multimedia assets and language excerpts.
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The database serves as an early warning system and fact‑based ‘guardrails’ for high‑risk false claims, providing a ‘Fingerprint’ for each (detailing the evidence for why the claim was determined false) with human‑verified URLs, 47 keywords, search terms, social posts, multimedia assets and language excerpts.
16. IFRC World Disasters Report 2026: Truth, Trust and Humanitarian Action in the Age of Harmful Information · PDF page 61
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NewsGuard detects and flags high‑risk claims before any public reporting or fact‑checking in two‑thirds of cases, and is the first to debunk false claims by authoritarian governments 83% of the time.
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NewsGuard detects and flags high‑risk claims before any public reporting or fact‑checking in two‑thirds of cases, and is the first to debunk false claims by authoritarian governments 83% of the time.
17. IFRC World Disasters Report 2026: Truth, Trust and Humanitarian Action in the Age of Harmful Information · PDF page 75
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In several countries, governments issued contradictory advice and oversimplified or false beliefs took hold – for example, claims that COVID-19 was only dangerous to older and clinically vulnerable people 16 or that “COVID-19 does not kill black people”.
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In several countries, governments issued contradictory advice and oversimplified or false beliefs took hold – for example, claims that COVID-19 was only dangerous to older and clinically vulnerable people 16 or that “COVID-19 does not kill black people”.
18. IFRC World Disasters Report 2026: Truth, Trust and Humanitarian Action in the Age of Harmful Information · PDF page 77
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This was strongly emphasized at the 2019 International Conference of the Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement which recognized that trust in principled humanitarian action is indispensable to serving at-risk people and encouraged all members of the conference to act to preserve and develop this trust.
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This was strongly emphasized at the 2019 International Conference of the Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement which recognized that trust in principled humanitarian action is indispensable to serving at-risk people and encouraged all members of the conference to act to preserve and develop this trust.
19. IFRC World Disasters Report 2026: Truth, Trust and Humanitarian Action in the Age of Harmful Information · PDF page 77
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As the Commission report 20 stressed: “Trust is the most critical currency for the future of humanitarian action, and one which stems from humility and being truthful and transparent.” It identified three key priorities: Community engagement and accountability A conducive environment for principled humanitarian action Integrity and risk sharing.
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As the Commission report 20 stressed: “Trust is the most critical currency for the future of humanitarian action, and one which stems from humility and being truthful and transparent.” It identified three key priorities: Community engagement and accountability A conducive environment for principled humanitarian action Integrity and risk sharing.
20. IFRC World Disasters Report 2026: Truth, Trust and Humanitarian Action in the Age of Harmful Information · PDF page 78
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By the time of the 34th International Conference four years later, harmful information was recognized as part of this deeper crisis of trust.
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By the time of the 34th International Conference four years later, harmful information was recognized as part of this deeper crisis of trust.
21. IFRC World Disasters Report 2026: Truth, Trust and Humanitarian Action in the Age of Harmful Information · PDF page 78
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Erosion of trust in non-governmental organizations (NGOs) has been documented in the annual Edelman Trust Barometer, which surveys trust in institutions across 28 countries.
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Erosion of trust in non-governmental organizations (NGOs) has been documented in the annual Edelman Trust Barometer, which surveys trust in institutions across 28 countries.
22. IFRC World Disasters Report 2026: Truth, Trust and Humanitarian Action in the Age of Harmful Information · PDF page 79
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At the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, false claims circulated that Lebanese Red Cross volunteers were spreading the virus.
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At the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, false claims circulated that Lebanese Red Cross volunteers were spreading the virus.
23. IFRC World Disasters Report 2026: Truth, Trust and Humanitarian Action in the Age of Harmful Information · PDF page 83
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Since 2023, the National Society has implemented a continuous improvement process within its Emergency Operations Centre, focusing on four key areas: process optimization; updated Disaster Response Plan; capacity building (with some 50 people trained, including in information management); and strengthened national coordination.
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Since 2023, the National Society has implemented a continuous improvement process within its Emergency Operations Centre, focusing on four key areas: process optimization; updated Disaster Response Plan; capacity building (with some 50 people trained, including in information management); and strengthened national coordination.
24. IFRC World Disasters Report 2026: Truth, Trust and Humanitarian Action in the Age of Harmful Information · PDF page 84
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Costa Rica has over 400 volcanic structures, three of which – Rincón de la Vieja, Poás and Turrialba – are classified by the Volcanological and Seismological Observatory of Costa Rica at activity level 2 (‘warning’), placing nearby communities and their livelihoods at risk from potential eruptions and associated impacts.
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Costa Rica has over 400 volcanic structures, three of which – Rincón de la Vieja, Poás and Turrialba – are classified by the Volcanological and Seismological Observatory of Costa Rica at activity level 2 (‘warning’), placing nearby communities and their livelihoods at risk from potential eruptions and associated impacts.
25. IFRC World Disasters Report 2026: Truth, Trust and Humanitarian Action in the Age of Harmful Information · PDF page 85
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Costa Rican Red Cross The current humanitarian ‘reset’ or ‘renewal’ – driven by the unprecedented reduction in humanitarian funding in 2025 and beyond – and resulting in widespread restructuring or programme cuts – is amplifying harmful information.
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Costa Rican Red Cross The current humanitarian ‘reset’ or ‘renewal’ – driven by the unprecedented reduction in humanitarian funding in 2025 and beyond – and resulting in widespread restructuring or programme cuts – is amplifying harmful information.
26. IFRC World Disasters Report 2026: Truth, Trust and Humanitarian Action in the Age of Harmful Information · PDF page 88
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This approach had a measurable impact: the success rate of safe and dignified burials remained consistently high at 80%.
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This approach had a measurable impact: the success rate of safe and dignified burials remained consistently high at 80%.
27. IFRC World Disasters Report 2026: Truth, Trust and Humanitarian Action in the Age of Harmful Information · PDF page 88
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Typically, one male and one female volunteer are responsible for every 20 households, fostering gender-based engagement and local familiarity.
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Typically, one male and one female volunteer are responsible for every 20 households, fostering gender-based engagement and local familiarity.
28. IFRC World Disasters Report 2026: Truth, Trust and Humanitarian Action in the Age of Harmful Information · PDF page 91
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Among the seven Fundamental Principles of the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement, 31 neutrality and impartiality are often the least understood and provoke the most controversy.
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Among the seven Fundamental Principles of the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement, 31 neutrality and impartiality are often the least understood and provoke the most controversy.
29. IFRC World Disasters Report 2026: Truth, Trust and Humanitarian Action in the Age of Harmful Information · PDF page 109
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They do not know what to do or even where to go to get information …” In a parallel survey of 52 National Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies, 90% confirmed these concerns, reporting that poor availability of translated information and limited awareness of how and where to access vaccines were key barriers to migrants staying healthy and safe.
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They do not know what to do or even where to go to get information …” In a parallel survey of 52 National Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies, 90% confirmed these concerns, reporting that poor availability of translated information and limited awareness of how and where to access vaccines were key barriers to migrants staying healthy and safe.
30. IFRC World Disasters Report 2026: Truth, Trust and Humanitarian Action in the Age of Harmful Information · PDF page 109
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Research with 16,000 migrants across 15 countries found that access to accurate, practical information – such as contact details for services or legal guidance – was crucial to reducing exploitation and ensuring safer journeys.
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Research with 16,000 migrants across 15 countries found that access to accurate, practical information – such as contact details for services or legal guidance – was crucial to reducing exploitation and ensuring safer journeys.
31. IFRC World Disasters Report 2026: Truth, Trust and Humanitarian Action in the Age of Harmful Information · PDF page 111
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Guided by an advisory group of refugee experts, this initiative now includes 25 pledges from governments, the private sector, civil society and international organizations.
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Guided by an advisory group of refugee experts, this initiative now includes 25 pledges from governments, the private sector, civil society and international organizations.
32. IFRC World Disasters Report 2026: Truth, Trust and Humanitarian Action in the Age of Harmful Information · PDF page 113
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Three months after the Movement’s statutory meetings, the World Economic Forum released its Global Risks Report 2025, 16 based on the Global Risks Perception Survey 2024–2025.
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Three months after the Movement’s statutory meetings, the World Economic Forum released its Global Risks Report 2025, 16 based on the Global Risks Perception Survey 2024–2025.
33. IFRC World Disasters Report 2026: Truth, Trust and Humanitarian Action in the Age of Harmful Information · PDF page 115
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In each case, people coordinate with one another and use fake accounts to mislead others about who they are and what they are doing.” 22 Meta, with over 3 billion users globally (including on Facebook, Instagram, Messenger, WhatsApp and Threads), employs a combination of automated systems and manual review to detect and remove accounts and pages of coordinated inauthentic behaviour networks.
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In each case, people coordinate with one another and use fake accounts to mislead others about who they are and what they are doing.” 22 Meta, with over 3 billion users globally (including on Facebook, Instagram, Messenger, WhatsApp and Threads), employs a combination of automated systems and manual review to detect and remove accounts and pages of coordinated inauthentic behaviour networks.
34. IFRC World Disasters Report 2026: Truth, Trust and Humanitarian Action in the Age of Harmful Information · PDF page 117
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Other rumours falsely stated that federal aid was capped at $750 per person, required repayment or could result in the forfeiting of recipients’ homes.
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Other rumours falsely stated that federal aid was capped at $750 per person, required repayment or could result in the forfeiting of recipients’ homes.
35. IFRC World Disasters Report 2026: Truth, Trust and Humanitarian Action in the Age of Harmful Information · PDF page 125
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Developed jointly with WHO and UNICEF through the Collective Service, 33 RCCE combines clear, timely communication with meaningful engagement and listening strategies to build trust, counter harmful information and support effective action.
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Developed jointly with WHO and UNICEF through the Collective Service, 33 RCCE combines clear, timely communication with meaningful engagement and listening strategies to build trust, counter harmful information and support effective action.
36. IFRC World Disasters Report 2026: Truth, Trust and Humanitarian Action in the Age of Harmful Information · PDF page 126
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Since 2020, the WHO/Europe has responded to a series of complex emergencies, including the COVID-19 pandemic, disasters and armed conflicts such as the war in Ukraine, the 2023 earthquake in Türkiye and the mpox outbreak in Central Africa.
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Since 2020, the WHO/Europe has responded to a series of complex emergencies, including the COVID-19 pandemic, disasters and armed conflicts such as the war in Ukraine, the 2023 earthquake in Türkiye and the mpox outbreak in Central Africa.
37. IFRC World Disasters Report 2026: Truth, Trust and Humanitarian Action in the Age of Harmful Information · PDF page 126
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Experience during COVID-19 and earlier crises showed that countries with established, well-resourced RCCE-IM teams could act faster, owing to pre-existing public trust.
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Experience during COVID-19 and earlier crises showed that countries with established, well-resourced RCCE-IM teams could act faster, owing to pre-existing public trust.
38. IFRC World Disasters Report 2026: Truth, Trust and Humanitarian Action in the Age of Harmful Information · PDF page 128
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These include studies on the Ebola virus disease outbreak in Guinea, the plague in Madagascar and COVID-19 in France, the Comoros and Senegal.
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These include studies on the Ebola virus disease outbreak in Guinea, the plague in Madagascar and COVID-19 in France, the Comoros and Senegal.
39. IFRC World Disasters Report 2026: Truth, Trust and Humanitarian Action in the Age of Harmful Information · PDF page 141
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The number of websites has now surpassed 1.2 billion 1 and globally over 5.24 billion people are using social media, 2 a rise largely driven by increased mobile broadband access in emerging economies and developing countries.
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The number of websites has now surpassed 1.2 billion 1 and globally over 5.24 billion people are using social media, 2 a rise largely driven by increased mobile broadband access in emerging economies and developing countries.
40. IFRC World Disasters Report 2026: Truth, Trust and Humanitarian Action in the Age of Harmful Information · PDF page 146
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Despite humanitarian organizations’ efforts to set up rumour-tracking initiatives in Cox’s Bazar to counter these dynamics, these have been deprioritized in successive funding cuts since 2021.
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Despite humanitarian organizations’ efforts to set up rumour-tracking initiatives in Cox’s Bazar to counter these dynamics, these have been deprioritized in successive funding cuts since 2021.
41. IFRC World Disasters Report 2026: Truth, Trust and Humanitarian Action in the Age of Harmful Information · PDF page 147
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Although public sentiment was initially negatively impacted, today positive public sentiment towards the National Society is even stronger than it was prior to 2022.
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Although public sentiment was initially negatively impacted, today positive public sentiment towards the National Society is even stronger than it was prior to 2022.
42. IFRC World Disasters Report 2026: Truth, Trust and Humanitarian Action in the Age of Harmful Information · PDF page 151
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Each day, blood donations are collected at approximately 300 locations, supported by 18 regional blood centres, 69 blood donation centres as well as mobile teams.
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Each day, blood donations are collected at approximately 300 locations, supported by 18 regional blood centres, 69 blood donation centres as well as mobile teams.
43. IFRC World Disasters Report 2026: Truth, Trust and Humanitarian Action in the Age of Harmful Information · PDF page 159
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The World Health Organization (WHO) observed that, alongside the spread of the COVID-19 virus itself, the world was experiencing an ‘infodemic’ – an overabun dance of information, both accurate and inaccurate, circulating in digital and physical spaces during an epidemic or pandemic.
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The World Health Organization (WHO) observed that, alongside the spread of the COVID-19 virus itself, the world was experiencing an ‘infodemic’ – an overabun dance of information, both accurate and inaccurate, circulating in digital and physical spaces during an epidemic or pandemic.
44. IFRC World Disasters Report 2026: Truth, Trust and Humanitarian Action in the Age of Harmful Information · PDF page 159
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It encouraged the public to report misinformation and collaborated with major social media platforms to prioritize science-based COVID-19 content in search results.
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It encouraged the public to report misinformation and collaborated with major social media platforms to prioritize science-based COVID-19 content in search results.
45. IFRC World Disasters Report 2026: Truth, Trust and Humanitarian Action in the Age of Harmful Information · PDF page 160
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Its negotiation process was complicated by false claims related to national sovereignty, pandemic countermeasures, intellectual property rights and freedom of speech 23 – demonstrating how international frameworks can become entangled in harmful narratives.
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Its negotiation process was complicated by false claims related to national sovereignty, pandemic countermeasures, intellectual property rights and freedom of speech 23 – demonstrating how international frameworks can become entangled in harmful narratives.
46. IFRC World Disasters Report 2026: Truth, Trust and Humanitarian Action in the Age of Harmful Information · PDF page 171
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The World Economic Forum’s Global Risks Perception Survey 2024–2025 1 warns that vulnerabilities linked to online activity are deepening alongside widening societal and political divisions, eroding public trust in information and institutions.
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The World Economic Forum’s Global Risks Perception Survey 2024–2025 1 warns that vulnerabilities linked to online activity are deepening alongside widening societal and political divisions, eroding public trust in information and institutions.
47. IFRC World Disasters Report 2026: Truth, Trust and Humanitarian Action in the Age of Harmful Information · PDF page 174
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The 2025 World Press Freedom Index ranks Estonia second globally, emphasizing a robust legal and political framework that enables journalists to operate safely and independently.
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The 2025 World Press Freedom Index ranks Estonia second globally, emphasizing a robust legal and political framework that enables journalists to operate safely and independently.
48. IFRC World Disasters Report 2026: Truth, Trust and Humanitarian Action in the Age of Harmful Information · PDF page 175
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As the 2025 Chair of the Freedom Online Coalition, we focus on ensuring that emerging technologies, including AI, are governed in a rights-respecting way, while advancing digital inclusion and cross-regional dialogue.
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As the 2025 Chair of the Freedom Online Coalition, we focus on ensuring that emerging technologies, including AI, are governed in a rights-respecting way, while advancing digital inclusion and cross-regional dialogue.
49. IFRC World Disasters Report 2026: Truth, Trust and Humanitarian Action in the Age of Harmful Information · PDF page 176
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Local activists have highlighted this interplay during the 2023 floods that ravaged north-eastern Libya, where these risks converged with deadly consequences.
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Local activists have highlighted this interplay during the 2023 floods that ravaged north-eastern Libya, where these risks converged with deadly consequences.
50. IFRC World Disasters Report 2026: Truth, Trust and Humanitarian Action in the Age of Harmful Information · PDF page 179
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While older adults (55+) continue to rely on traditional media for news, everyone else is now effectively digital-first.
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While older adults (55+) continue to rely on traditional media for news, everyone else is now effectively digital-first.
51. IFRC World Disasters Report 2026: Truth, Trust and Humanitarian Action in the Age of Harmful Information · PDF page 182
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Across markets, 58% of respondents say they worry about distinguishing true from false news on the internet – a concern that is much higher in Africa and parts of Latin America.
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Across markets, 58% of respondents say they worry about distinguishing true from false news on the internet – a concern that is much higher in Africa and parts of Latin America.
52. IFRC World Disasters Report 2026: Truth, Trust and Humanitarian Action in the Age of Harmful Information · PDF page 182
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When people need to check information that they suspect is false, the most widely cited source is a ‘news brand I trust’ (38%), ahead of official sources, search engines and fact-checking websites.
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When people need to check information that they suspect is false, the most widely cited source is a ‘news brand I trust’ (38%), ahead of official sources, search engines and fact-checking websites.
53. IFRC World Disasters Report 2026: Truth, Trust and Humanitarian Action in the Age of Harmful Information · PDF page 184
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As highlighted in the World Economic Forum’s 2025 Global Risks Report, it is becoming increasingly difficult for the public to discern where to turn for trustworthy information.
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As highlighted in the World Economic Forum’s 2025 Global Risks Report, it is becoming increasingly difficult for the public to discern where to turn for trustworthy information.
54. IFRC World Disasters Report 2026: Truth, Trust and Humanitarian Action in the Age of Harmful Information · PDF page 185
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For example, ahead of Germany’s February 2025 snap federal elections, NewsGuard identified a network of 102 AI-generated German-language sites, spreading false claims with apparent authen ticity.
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For example, ahead of Germany’s February 2025 snap federal elections, NewsGuard identified a network of 102 AI-generated German-language sites, spreading false claims with apparent authen ticity.
55. IFRC World Disasters Report 2026: Truth, Trust and Humanitarian Action in the Age of Harmful Information · PDF page 187
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For example, the UN Global Principles for Information Integrity were launched in 2024, but implementation is a work in progress.
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For example, the UN Global Principles for Information Integrity were launched in 2024, but implementation is a work in progress.
56. IFRC World Disasters Report 2026: Truth, Trust and Humanitarian Action in the Age of Harmful Information · PDF page 189
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In a significant step, the UN Security Council adopted Resolution 2730 17 in May 2024, spearheaded by the Government of Switzerland and co-sponsored by 98 member states.
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In a significant step, the UN Security Council adopted Resolution 2730 17 in May 2024, spearheaded by the Government of Switzerland and co-sponsored by 98 member states.
57. IFRC World Disasters Report 2026: Truth, Trust and Humanitarian Action in the Age of Harmful Information · PDF page 191
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Appeal to States Since the Statutory Meetings of the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement began in 1867, themes related to information have rarely been addressed.
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Appeal to States Since the Statutory Meetings of the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement began in 1867, themes related to information have rarely been addressed.
58. IFRC World Disasters Report 2026: Truth, Trust and Humanitarian Action in the Age of Harmful Information · PDF page 193
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Addressing information risks requires legal and policy frameworks that: (1) recognize information integrity as a core component of DRM; (2) protect individuals by balancing rights with measures to mitigate harmful falsehoods; and (3) enhance coordi nation, accountability and public trust through mechanisms for information verification, community engagement and transparent communication.
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Addressing information risks requires legal and policy frameworks that: (1) recognize information integrity as a core component of DRM; (2) protect individuals by balancing rights with measures to mitigate harmful falsehoods; and (3) enhance coordi nation, accountability and public trust through mechanisms for information verification, community engagement and transparent communication.
59. IFRC World Disasters Report 2026: Truth, Trust and Humanitarian Action in the Age of Harmful Information · PDF page 194
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In the US, for example, Section 230 of the Communications Act of 1934 provides broad immunity to service providers for content generated by users of their platforms.
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In the US, for example, Section 230 of the Communications Act of 1934 provides broad immunity to service providers for content generated by users of their platforms.
60. IFRC World Disasters Report 2026: Truth, Trust and Humanitarian Action in the Age of Harmful Information · PDF page 196
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The UN’s 2024 Governing AI for Humanity report 32 warns that large parts of the world are excluded from international AI governance conversations, with only seven countries party to seven prominent non-UN AI initiatives and 118 countries not party to any.
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The UN’s 2024 Governing AI for Humanity report 32 warns that large parts of the world are excluded from international AI governance conversations, with only seven countries party to seven prominent non-UN AI initiatives and 118 countries not party to any.
61. IFRC World Disasters Report 2026: Truth, Trust and Humanitarian Action in the Age of Harmful Information · PDF page 197
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Under international law, for example, Article 19 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, freedom of expression may only be restricted when three conditions are met: the restriction must be provided by law (clearly defined in legislation), necessary (to achieve a legitimate aim) and proportionate (not excessive or overly broad).
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Under international law, for example, Article 19 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, freedom of expression may only be restricted when three conditions are met: the restriction must be provided by law (clearly defined in legislation), necessary (to achieve a legitimate aim) and proportionate (not excessive or overly broad).
62. IFRC World Disasters Report 2026: Truth, Trust and Humanitarian Action in the Age of Harmful Information · PDF page 198
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The US legal framework, particularly Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, has played a central role in shaping this landscape.
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The US legal framework, particularly Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, has played a central role in shaping this landscape.
63. IFRC World Disasters Report 2026: Truth, Trust and Humanitarian Action in the Age of Harmful Information · PDF page 200
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The COVID-19 pandemic and associated spread of vaccine resistance has made the problem even more urgent in the public health and humanitarian spheres.
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The COVID-19 pandemic and associated spread of vaccine resistance has made the problem even more urgent in the public health and humanitarian spheres.
64. IFRC World Disasters Report 2026: Truth, Trust and Humanitarian Action in the Age of Harmful Information · PDF page 200
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To better understand policy proposals, I developed an analytical framework and was the first to create a taxonomy of solutions which distinguishes between ‘supply-side’ and ‘demand-side’ proposals, 44 many of which have since been implemented around the world.
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To better understand policy proposals, I developed an analytical framework and was the first to create a taxonomy of solutions which distinguishes between ‘supply-side’ and ‘demand-side’ proposals, 44 many of which have since been implemented around the world.
65. IFRC World Disasters Report 2026: Truth, Trust and Humanitarian Action in the Age of Harmful Information · PDF page 203
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The OECD identifies five key determinants of public trust in government 48 that may provide some interesting insights for civil society in building institutional trust: — responsiveness and reliability in delivering services and anticipating needs (reflecting competence) — perceptions of integrity, openness and fairness (reflecting public values).
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The OECD identifies five key determinants of public trust in government 48 that may provide some interesting insights for civil society in building institutional trust: — responsiveness and reliability in delivering services and anticipating needs (reflecting competence) — perceptions of integrity, openness and fairness (reflecting public values).
66. IFRC World Disasters Report 2026: Truth, Trust and Humanitarian Action in the Age of Harmful Information · PDF page 221
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Around one-quarter (23%) of the population in Kyrgyzstan was vaccinated with at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine as of December 2023 (WHO), one of the lowest coverage rates in the region despite availability of vaccines.
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Around one-quarter (23%) of the population in Kyrgyzstan was vaccinated with at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine as of December 2023 (WHO), one of the lowest coverage rates in the region despite availability of vaccines.
67. IFRC World Disasters Report 2026: Truth, Trust and Humanitarian Action in the Age of Harmful Information · PDF page 222
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In 2023, with IFRC support, the Red Crescent Society of Kyrgyzstan conducted a perception study on routine immunization, which provided deeper insights into people’s perceptions towards vaccination.
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In 2023, with IFRC support, the Red Crescent Society of Kyrgyzstan conducted a perception study on routine immunization, which provided deeper insights into people’s perceptions towards vaccination.
68. IFRC World Disasters Report 2026: Truth, Trust and Humanitarian Action in the Age of Harmful Information · PDF page 222
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In 2023, there were 7,046 confirmed cases; in 2024, the number rose sharply to 24,380 cases; and in 2025, more than 9,000 cases were reported.
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In 2023, there were 7,046 confirmed cases; in 2024, the number rose sharply to 24,380 cases; and in 2025, more than 9,000 cases were reported.
69. IFRC World Disasters Report 2026: Truth, Trust and Humanitarian Action in the Age of Harmful Information · PDF page 223
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Building on its earlier work (reaching more than 2,000 families with zero-dose children in 2023–2024), the National Society has found that one-to-one engagement is often required.
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Building on its earlier work (reaching more than 2,000 families with zero-dose children in 2023–2024), the National Society has found that one-to-one engagement is often required.
70. IFRC World Disasters Report 2026: Truth, Trust and Humanitarian Action in the Age of Harmful Information · PDF page 223
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Based on the Red Crescent Society of Kyrgyzstan’s experience promoting COVID-19 vac cination during the pandemic, it was observed that even when volunteers successfully encouraged people to seek vaccination at local health clinics, some health practitioners themselves discouraged people from receiving the COVID-19 vaccine.
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Based on the Red Crescent Society of Kyrgyzstan’s experience promoting COVID-19 vac cination during the pandemic, it was observed that even when volunteers successfully encouraged people to seek vaccination at local health clinics, some health practitioners themselves discouraged people from receiving the COVID-19 vaccine.