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Qadaruddin Shishir

Bangladesh, Dhaka
As seen in: AFP Fact Check, Yahoo News, Yahoo News Malaysia, Yahoo News Philippines, Yahoo Singapore, Yahoo Finance Singapore, International Business Times (U.S.), Yahoo Sports, New Straits Times, Yahoo, Barron's and
Covers:  Misinformation, Fake News, Propaganda, Media Bias
Doesn't Cover: Business, Diplomacy
Bangladesh Fact Check Editor @AFP; Former Editor @BoomBangladesh; Former Editor in-Chief @BDFactChecks; OSINT Trainer; Alumnus @StateIVLP, ANFREL Fellow

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Qadaruddin Shishir, a Bangladeshi journalist and fact-checker working as the team leader of Boom Bangladesh, Facebook’s third-party fact-checking partner in Bangladesh. I am also a co-founder and editor of BD FactCheck. Previously, I worked as a Senior Newsroom Editor at Jamuna Television, Bangladesh’s leading private TV channel. I have been fighting misinformation in Bangladeshi onlineshepre for the last 5 years and regularly write on fake news, misinformation and media bias.

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Attacks and online misinformation frighten Bangladeshi Hindus

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By Sean Gleeson, Qadaruddin Shishir
| Macau Business Verified
Young Bangladeshi professional Tanushree Shaha is outraged by recent mob violence against her family in the chaotic wake of premier Sheikh Hasina’s ouster from power, fearful that her fellow Hindus could face more reprisals. Those fears, however justified, are being turbocharged by a wave of false rumours of other, deadly attacks being spread online and amplified by the media in Hindu-majority neighbour India.
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Attacks and online misinformation frighten Bangladeshi Hindus

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By Sean Gleeson, Qadaruddin Shishir
| The Caledonian-Record Verified
By Sean GLEESON and Qadaruddin SHISHIR Young Bangladeshi professional Tanushree Shaha is outraged by recent mob violence against her family in the chaotic wake of premier Sheikh Hasina's ouster from power, fearful that her fellow Hindus could face more reprisals. Those fears, however justified, are being turbocharged by a wave of false rumours of other, deadly attacks being spread online and amplified by the media in Hindu-majority neighbour India.
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By Sean Gleeson, Qadaruddin Shishir
| The Manchester Times Verified
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