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#disinformation

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James Kariuki
James Kariuki

“In 2014, Russia denied to this council the presence of its forces in Crimea. In reality, its soldiers were annexing part of an independent, democratic Ukraine. Today, Russia denies that its forces are posing a threat to Ukraine. But yet again we see disinformation, cyberattacks and destabilising plots directed against an independent, democratic country.”

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UK Deputy Permanent Representative to the United Nations
31 Jan 2022 5 3
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Liz Truss
Liz Truss

“The information being released today shines a light on the extent of Russian activity designed to subvert Ukraine, and is an insight into Kremlin thinking. Russia must de-escalate, end its campaigns of aggression and disinformation, and pursue a path of diplomacy.”

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British Foreign Secretary
23 Jan 2022 5 3
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J Michael Cole
J Michael Cole

“This is first and foremost an issue that comes down to party lines. It gives the opposition the opportunity to tap into the fears caused by little-known agents - in this case, ractopamine - to defeat a policy of high importance to the Tsai administration. The KMT can use protectionism, fear, disinformation, and yes, latent anti-American sentiment in some circles in Taiwan, to create a perfect storm that will frustrate government policy. This, in turn, can harm US-Taiwan ties, and potentially undermine Taiwan's efforts to join CPTPP, another goal of the administration. This constitute is the weaponisation of an issue for short-term political gain, made possible by referenda.”

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Senior fellow at the Global Taiwan Institute, a US-based think-tank
17 Dec 2021 7 5
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Recep Tayyip Erdogan
Recep Tayyip Erdogan

“When it first emerged social media was hailed as a symbol of freedom, but now it has turned into one of the main sources of threats to today's democracy. In this regard, it is important to inform the public to fight disinformation and propaganda within the framework of truth. We try to protect our people, especially the vulnerable sections of our society, against lies and disinformation without violating our citizens' right to receive accurate and impartial information.”

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Turkish President
11 Dec 2021 5 2
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Tsai Ing-wen
Tsai Ing-wen

“Their visit marks the first time lawmakers from all three Baltic states have sent a joint delegation to Taiwan. Taiwan and the Baltic nations share similar experiences of breaking free from authoritarian rule and fighting for freedom. The democracy we enjoy today was hard-earned. This is something we all understand most profoundly. As the world faces challenges caused by the expansion of authoritarianism and threat of disinformation, Taiwan is willing to share its experience combating disinformation with its European friends.”

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President of Taiwan
29 Nov 2021 8 5
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Mateusz Morawiecki
Mateusz Morawiecki

“Today, on Poland's Eastern border, we are dealing with a new type of war, a war in which migrants are weapons, in which disinformation is a weapon, a hybrid war. [I received] information that the difficult situation in Afghanistan after the Taliban took over the country in August may by used as the next stage of the migration crisis. I think that the things that unfold before our eyes, these dramatic events, may only be a prelude to something much worse.”

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Prime Minister of Poland
21 Nov 2021 7 3
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Ricardo Gutiérrez
Ricardo Gutiérrez

“You don't fight Belarusian disinformation with censorship. On the contrary, journalists should be allowed to document the situation as it is. We cannot accept that a government should encourage this kind of ban on journalistic coverage as soon as a sensitive situation arises. We believe that the state of emergency was introduced mainly to prevent the public from witnessing questionable activities along the country's border with Belarus. Critics have accused the Polish authorities of violating international law by pushing asylum seekers back across the border.”

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General Secretary of the European Federation of Journalists
13 Nov 2021 7 6
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Raphael Glucksmann
Raphael Glucksmann

“The European mission was intended to send a message to the world that all political forces in Europe have acknowledged the importance of engaging with Taiwan. Taiwan has developed a collective response to Chinese disinformation campaigns by incorporating think tanks, NGOs, and the media. The more vibrant a society is, the greater strength it possesses to counter external forces. Aligning with democracies against authoritarianism is not only in the interest of the EU but also a matter of principle. China's aspiration goes beyond Taiwan only, and the failure to take action will only feed its growing ambitions.”

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Member of the European Parliament within the S&D alliance
04 Nov 2021 7 2
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Tsai Ing-wen
Tsai Ing-wen

“I want to welcome the European Parliament's INGE [special committee on foreign interference and disinformation] delegation to Taiwan & look forward to constructive discussions with all its members on addressing disinformation & defending democracy.”

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President of Taiwan
03 Nov 2021 4 2
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Zsuzsa Anna Ferenczy
Zsuzsa Anna Ferenczy

“Countering disinformation is a subject that enjoys broad support within the EU among member states, intensified by China's influence operations and use of disinformation throughout the pandemic to undermine European democracy and unity. In contrast, building closer ties with Taiwan is still work in progress inside the EU, precisely because of the China factor as member states have not agreed on the kind of relationship they want to have with China in the future. So for the (European Parliament) to use disinformation as a means to engage Taiwan is wise and provides a sustainable way forward.”

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PhD research fellow at the European Union Centre in Taiwan at National Taiwan University in Taipei
03 Nov 2021 6 4
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