The United Nations has found the Chinese government has committed serious human rights abuses, which have been allegedly covered up by a unique propaganda campaign. 9News
influencers are often used to pitch products online but there are warnings of the rise of a much darker trend.is running an increasingly sophisticated propaganda campaign using online personalities to cover up allegations of human rights abuse.
Researchers have examined more than 1700 videos on 18 popular YouTube accounts of ethnic minority influencers."They're using personas that look authentic and feel authentic," the expert said. One influencer interviewed two men identified as farmers about allegations of slavery in cotton picking.One influencer interviewed two men identified as farmers about allegations of slavery in cotton picking.The study also found many of the accounts are linked to agencies with ties to the Chinese government.
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