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schema:articleBody	AFP's fact-check service debunks misinformation spread online. Here are some of our recent fact-checks: A photo purporting to show people kneeling in front of the Chinese flag has been shared in multiple posts on Weibo, Twitter, Facebook and various forums alongside claims that it was taken during the ongoing nationwide protests against police brutality in the US. This claim is false. The image was doctored to include the Chinese flag. An image purporting to show a quote that billionaire financier George Soros told BILD, a major German newspaper, has been shared widely on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. The post claims that in 2014, Soros said he is "going to bring down the United States by funding Black Hate groups." The claim is false. BILD said no such quote was ever given or published and Soros' philanthropic foundation denied the claims. A claim that the COVID-19 pandemic is not real and that coronavirus swab testing is a cover for a Gates Foundation-funded effort to implant microchips in people's bodies has been shared thousands of times on Facebook. The pandemic, however, is real and the Gates Foundation denied any such microchip operations. Health experts also say there is a medical reason for the way swabs are used in COVID-19 testing. A video has been viewed tens of thousands of times on Facebook alongside a claim that the footage shows American protesters dancing to an Indonesian song. The claim is false. The audio in footage has been manipulated to add the Indonesian song. The original footage shows anti-racism protesters dancing to an American song in the US state of New Jersey. A photo of empty body bags lined in a street has been shared thousands of times on Facebook alongside claims that it shows empty body bags displayed by government authorities in an effort to fool the public about a "fake" COVID-19 pandemic. The photo, however, shows activists in the US state of Florida laying empty body bags to protest the government's handling of the pandemic. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. afp
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schema:datePublished	2020-06-12 (xsd:date)
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