LEGAL MEANS OF COUNTERFCTION FAKES (ON THE EXAMPLE OF THE REPUBLIC OF BELARUS)
УДК 340:004 ББК 67.408.135+67.3 (4Беи)
Abstract
The article analyzes the approaches of the Belarusian legislator in the field of combating thedissemination of inaccurate information through the media or using Internet resources. Attention is drawnto the fact that in modern conditions fake information is considered as a new phenomenon of the informationera. This phenomenon exists today both on the territory of the Russian Federation and on the territory ofthe Republic of Belarus. The need to determine the methods and ways of combating this phenomenon atthe state level is substantiated. In Belarus, counteraction to fakes is carried out in the following areas: legaleducation of citizens by conducting appropriate explanatory work among the population for «unfamiliar»calls or messages; the creation of a commission for the protection of state sovereignty, which will includerepresentatives of many ministries, as well as officials associated with the media, is being discussed;counter-propaganda, which includes disclosing false information, refuting it in official sources; increasedresponsibility for the spread of fakes (in 2021 appropriate changes were made to the criminal legislation).
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