Fake news, False or misleading information presented as real news, often designed to attract attention or influence people's opinions., Misinformation, False or inaccurate information that is shared by someone who believes it is true and does not intend to deceive others., Disinformation, False or misleading information deliberately created or spread to deceive people or influence their beliefs and behaviour., Defamation, A false statement communicated to other people that harms someone's reputation and may give rise to legal liability., Libel, Defamation expressed in written or other permanent forms, such as newspaper articles or online posts, in legal systems that distinguish it from slander., Slander, Defamation expressed through spoken words or other temporary forms of communication, in legal systems that distinguish it from libel., False accusation, A statement that wrongly claims someone has done something illegal, dishonest or unacceptable., Reputational damage, Harm to a person's or organisation's good name, public image or the trust that others have in them., Freedom of speech, The right to express opinions and share information without unjustified government interference, subject to certain legal restrictions., Legal liability, The state of being legally responsible for an action or failure to act, which may result in legal consequences., To spread rumours, To share unconfirmed information or stories about people or events, often without checking whether they are true., To verify information, To check facts, sources and evidence to determine whether information is accurate and reliable., Reliable source, A person, organisation or publication that provides trustworthy information supported by evidence and careful fact-checking., Compensation, Money or another form of remedy given to a person to make up for harm, injury or loss they have suffered., Public apology, An apology made openly, for example through the media or social networks, to acknowledge a mistake or wrongdoing.

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