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Esther Njeri's Traumatic Survival Story from Saudi Arabia

Putting someone online without covering their face — especially in a situation meant to shame, expose, or humiliate them — can be harmful and unfair. People still deserve privacy and dignity, even when others disagree with their actions or behavior. In many communities, including within parts of the Yoruba community, public exposure is sometimes used as a way to discourage behavior people see as wrong. But posting identifiable photos or videos can lead to harassment, bullying, long-term embarras