#Covid-19 updates: “Covid hoaxes are using a loophole to stay alive—even after content is deleted

Since the onset of the pandemic, the Technology and Social Change Research Project at Harvard Kennedy’s Shorenstein Center, where I am the director, has been investigating how misinformation, scams, and conspiracies about covid-19 circulate online. If fraudsters are now using the virus to dupe unsuspecting individuals, we thought, then our research on misinformation should focus on understanding the new tactics of these media manipulators. What we found was a disconcerting explosion in “zombie content.”


Due to COVID-19 restrictions, social media and videoconferencing apps are the only ways people can connect and mourn.
The Arrested Lawyers Initiative – Apr 27, 3:25 AM

Turkey’s recent amendments to the Law on the Execution of Penalties (Law No. 5275) is severely disappointing for those who care about rights, freedoms, and believe in justice. Law no. 7242’s amendments worsen already existing injustice in Turkey’s

The Guardian

The coronavirus pandemic is likely to be followed by even more deadly and destructive disease outbreaks unless their root cause – the rampant destruction of the natural world – is rapidly halted, the world’s leading biodiversity

Women hit hardest by corona economic crisis

While women are in the frontline on fighting the pandemic, they are also exposed more to the economic crisis that

Global coronavirus death toll exceeds 200,000

The death toll worldwide from the novel coronavirus surpassed 200,000 late Saturday, according to a running tally by

Don’t Mess With Italian Mayors During a Pandemic

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QYPPTXUIY2U

Quarantine at the Edge of the World: Portraits from the Arctic

How Coronavirus Caught Up With Japan

What Anti-Lockdown Protests Look Like Around the World

Coronavirus: Why Germany has been so successful in dealing with COVID-19

Protesters and Beachgoers Defy California’s Stay-at-Home Orders | NowThis

 

Sweden’s deputy prime minister, Isabella Lovin, told the BBC’s Andrew Marr that measures that were too harsh could not be sustained over time.

Dozens arrested in anti-COVID-19 lockdown protest in Germany

About 1,000 people turned out for the rally, which has become a weekly event in the German capital, Berlin.

Türkiye’de koronavirüs: Cerrahpaşa’da bir gün

The Streets of Paris Under Quarantine | The New Yorker

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