由此 - 33 - A B (b) C 122. Factor 1: The seriousness of the allegations being made Accusations of money laundering, terrorist financing and drug A B C trafficking are indisputably serious. Taken singularly or in combination D E accusations of such activities would seriously damage any person’s D reputation. E F F (c) G 123. Factor 2: The nature of the information and the extent to which the subject matter of a publication is a matter of public concern. There is obviously a public interest in the public being H informed of criminal activity. I misinformed. A publisher cannot claim a duty to tell the public about matters of which there is little or no reliable evidence. L 124. H But there is no public interest to be J K G As we have seen in Part III.A.1 of this Judgment, the Article makes grave allegations without any proper support. When compared with I J K L its apparent documentary sources available at the time of its publication, M the Article appears to be misleading or to give a distorted picture. N N (d) O P M 125. Factor 3: The reliability and motivation of the sources of the information used in a publication. O No oral evidence having been adduced by ATOL, I am unable P to say precisely what sources were relied on for the Article. The Article Q R makes reference to investigators and their investigations but does not identify precisely who or what those are. The documentary materials that Q R appear (from the text of the Article) to have been used do not support the S allegations made. S T T U U V V