false
18/02/2022
Fact Check Library
Ilma Hasan
Assistant Editor (Fact-Checking), India
Ilma is an assistant editor based in New Delhi. Before pursuing a master's degree from Columbia Journalism School in New York City, she was a television correspondent and producer covering politics, policy, and crime. Following her degree, Ilma completed a series of fellowships in New York and Washington D.C., including CNN Tonight with Don Lemon and the Center for Responsive Politics. Ilma's interests range from India's political economy to bad reality television.
Latest Fact Checks by Ilma Hasan
false
08/02/2022
45,000 people died due to the COVID-19 vaccine in the U.S. within three days.
misleading
07/02/2022
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez said Whoopi Goldberg's suspension over Holocaust remark was unnecessary.
misleading
24/01/2022
Mass formation psychosis caused people to follow pandemic protocol.
misleading
21/01/2022
Not 150,000, but 6,000 people died of COVID-19 in England and Wales between February 2020 and December 2021.
false
18/01/2022
A ball girl collapsed at the Australian Open due to the COVID-19 vaccine.
misleading
Updated
13/01/2022
Studies from the CDC, U.K. government, and Oxford University have deemed COVID-19 vaccines ineffective.
false
06/01/2022
Heat and humidity build up in masks increases risk of illness.
false
23/12/2021
WHO director-general said countries are giving COVID-19 booster shots to kill children.
false
21/12/2021
The myocarditis warnings on COVID-19 vaccines in Japan mean that the vaccines are lethal.
false
08/12/2021
Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine has a mortality rate of nearly 6 percent.
misleading
03/12/2021
A Forbes article claims COVID-19 vaccine alters human DNA.
