Separating truth from fiction for breaking news in Country

iVerify’s mission is to empower voters with verified and reliable information, fostering a transparent electoral process and a well-informed electorate.

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WHAT WE DO

We check facts, not opinions.

iVerify is a non-partisan fact-checking initiative of the Centre for Excellence in Journalism (CEJ) at the Institute of Business Administration University in Karachi, Pakistan, supported by the United Nations Development Programme.

LATEST FACT-CHECKED REPORTS

How we work?

To ensure accurate and reliable verification, the iVerify system uses a tested triple-verification methodology where each content is reviewed and confirmed by three iVerify members before a verified report is published on our website.
How we work

Definitions

True: The information is correct and accurate.

Half True: The information is partially correct but incomplete or lacking contextualization.

Unproven: The information cannot be verified at this moment as there is no publicly available evidence that allows to prove or disprove it.

Misleading: The information isn't factual and is deceiving and misinforming.

False: The information is incorrect or fabricated.

Harmful: Harmful and abusive language targeting specific individuals or groups.

WHAT WE work?

To ensure accurate and reliable verification, the iVerify system uses a tested triple-verification methodology where each content is reviewed and confirmed by three iVerify members before a verified report is published on our website.

Definitions

True: The information is correct and accurate.

Half True: The information is partially correct but incomplete or lacking contextualization.

Unproven: The information cannot be verified at this moment as there is no publicly available evidence that allows to prove or disprove it.

Misleading: The information isn't factual and is deceiving and misinforming.

False: The information is incorrect or fabricated.

Harmful: Harmful and abusive language targeting specific individuals or groups.

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