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Love Islander Sharon Gaffka argues that judgement of public figures can lead to tragic consequences
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4:17Now PlayingSharon Gaffka speaks in oppositon of the motion that This House Believes we have the Right to Judge the Private Lives of Public Figures.
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Ms Gaffka appeared in season 7 of Love Island on ITV and now presents her own podcast Girls Know Nothing and works as a campaigner for the safety of women & girls.
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