🏆 #YJA2026: Meet the final four journalists on this year’s shortlist.
Their reporting investigates online child exploitation, human trafficking, controversial scientific research and the exploitation of women workers. 🧵👇
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In Algeria, Douha Amrani goes undercover in a garment workshop to investigate the exploitation of female workers who are also students, bringing their working conditions into view.
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🏆 #YJA2026: Meet four more journalists on this year’s shortlist.
Their investigations scrutinise political connections, disappearances, the impact of farmer-herder conflict on children and a decades-old adoption scandal. 🧵👇
In Indonesia, Rafly Pratama investigates an adoption scandal dating back to the 1970s and 1980s, speaking to survivors sent to the Netherlands as children who are still dealing with its consequences decades later.
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🏆 #YJA2026: Meet the first four journalists on this year’s shortlist.
Their reporting examines enforced disappearances, dangerous fishing practices, the treatment of women in DR Congo’s mining sector and the roots of Boko Haram. 🧵👇
After seven months of research, Hauwa Shaffi Nuhu (@WaasiShaffii) of HumAngle traces how Boko Haram built its army, drawing on interviews with first-generation members of the group and victims, alongside extensive archival research.
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