@afrolinksdoc: The Alabuga Scandal has shaken the world — young African women were allegedly recruited through TikTok influencers to join Russia’s controversial “Alabuga Start” program, only to end up working in drone factories under harsh conditions. Now, the big question is: what are the legal consequences for the influencers who promoted this scheme? Could they face charges for human trafficking, fraud, or aiding exploitation? In this documentary, we unpack: How TikTok influencers like Cyan, S.eemah, and Ghost Hlubi promoted Alabuga. The international legal frameworks that may apply, from human trafficking laws to labor exploitation. Possible actions by African governments, the UN, and international courts. What this means for influencer accountability going forward. This is more than just a scandal — it’s a case that could redefine the legal limits of influencer marketing. ⚖️ Watch till the end to understand the real risks and consequences. 📌 Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe for more African and global political documentaries. #alabuga #southafrica #trendingnews Influencers, Cyan, #seemah #ghosthlubi Russia drone factory, Alabuga Start, influencer accountability, human trafficking, legal consequences, African politics, exploitation documentary, South Africa news Do you want me to also add a pinned comment template (something engaging that will drive viewers into the discussion, like “Do you think influencers should be held legally accountable?

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Tuesday 26 August 2025 22:15:55 GMT