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Nabila Ramdani Explains How Social Media Has Fueled Citizen Journalism

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With the world at our fingertips, people have more instant access to news than ever before. So how do you know who to trust?

Journalist Nabila Ramdani reminds us how important it is to focus on facts, and explains how the rise of citizen journalism on social media is helping curb corruption and bias.

Check out our full town hall on Western narratives about global justice

This interview was filmed during the Bradford Literature Festival in July 2024.

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