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Why hasn't a post-mortem been done on even a single child who died from cough syrup in MP? First, the SDM said they didn't have consent. But when the reporter told him that the parents are saying nobody asked them, he started giving other excuses. Post-mortem was a must...

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I don’t know Shehenaz Moosa, this is the 1st time I’ve come across her, so I have nothing against her. In cases where children are involved, parent’s consent is not enough. I’m probably one of the people who receives the most videos like the one she got. I often get extremely disturbing footage, even from families of victims themselves. Some videos are of children telling how someone abused them, sometimes repeatedly (family/friends). But I don’t post them except in rare circumstances, like that mosque bullying case on an island last year. I first try to reason with them and encourage them to go through the proper official channels. It works almost all the time. Why do I do it? It’s cause once a video involving a child is made public especially if their face or identity is visible, it can seriously affect that child’s future and subject them to bullying. We should only publish such content if there’s no other option and if the public interest outweighs the risks. For example, the gov is refusing to act or if other children may be at risk unless it’s exposed. Or in cases where the public would never believe such a thing is happening without seeing it for themselves. Even then, it should be done after a careful risk assessment. The potential benefits must outweigh the harm, the child’s safety and future must be prioritised and highest possible censorship should be applied. I’ve been informed that Gender Ministry staff Shehenaz referred to is 𝘼𝙞𝙨𝙝𝙖𝙩𝙝 𝙄𝙮𝙖𝙙𝙝. If Iyadh did indeed call her to take down a post that further victimises a child, then Iyadh made the right call. We must not post videos involving children on social media unless it’s absolutely needed. There must be a valid reason to do so. Even if a parent asks to upload it, we should exercise restrain. Not all parents have bachelors/masters degree in child psychology. I hope Shehenaz Moosa thinks about this and not repeat such a thing in future. We should learn from mistakes. I know I have learnt a lot from mistakes and judgement errors.

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