Corrections
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Accuracy is the foundation of NexaNations. If you find an error, an outdated figure or a broken source link, please tell us. Every report is read by an editor.
How to report an error
Use the form below, or the “Request a correction” link on any country profile. Please include the page, the information you believe is wrong and, if possible, an official source that supports the correction.
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What happens next
- An editor checks the report against the listed source and, where needed, against the official source you provided.
- If the report is confirmed, the page is corrected and its update date changes.
- Significant corrections are recorded in the log below.
- If you left an email address, we may contact you about your report. We do not publish reporters’ names or contact details.
What counts as a significant correction
- A wrong value in a key fact, such as a capital, population figure, head of state or membership status.
- An incorrect attribution of a statement or announcement.
- A summary that misrepresents the original source.
Minor fixes such as typos, formatting or broken links are made without a log entry.
Corrections log
No corrections have been logged yet. Entries will appear here in the format: date, page, what was changed and why.
See also: Methodology · Editorial policy