We define disinformation as the deliberate twisting of data and creation of false narratives meant to confuse migrants, hide human trafficking routes, and tear down evidence-based migration policies.
This goes way beyond accidental fake news. In Bangladesh, where labour migration drives the economy, this chaos directly feeds the online deception targeting vulnerable workers.
We dig into how these false narratives spread across digital platforms to map out the problem.
By understanding how this ecosystem works, we build targeted solutions and literacy programmes.
Drawing on our communication theory and journalistic methods, we train scholars and reporters to spot disinformation.
This ensures our advocacy relies on verifiable facts, helping governments and international groups cut through the noise to deliver life-saving details to refugees and displaced people.
