Project Veritas Planned Parenthood Video Campaign and Medical Practice Claims

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In 2015, an anti-abortion group called the Center for Medical Progress (not Project Veritas directly) released edited videos alleging Planned Parenthood sold fetal tissue; subsequent investigations by multiple state and federal authorities found no evidence of illegal activity, and courts later ruled the videos were misleading and awarded damages to Planned Parenthood in civil litigation.

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Project Veritas

Organization

A far-right activist organization founded by James O'Keefe in 2010 known for producing deceptively edited undercover videos; while not directly responsible for the Planned Parenthood videos, Project Veritas has a documented pattern of misleading video campaigns.

Founded in June 2010 by James O'Keefe
Uses secretly recorded undercover operations with deceptively edited videos
Has targeted Planned Parenthood, ACORN, NPR, and other progressive organizations
Associated with multiple defamation settlements and lawsuits

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Project Veritas Planned Parenthood Video Campaign and Medical Practice Claims

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