TED: How I named, shamed and jailed | Anas Aremeyaw Anas

Anas Aremeyaw Anas, an undercover journalist, shares his experiences and the impact of his work over 14 years. He discusses key investigations, including the Spirit Child and albino killings in Tanzania, highlighting the importance of hard evidence in journalism. Anas emphasizes the principles of naming, shaming, and jailing to bring about societal change. He also shares his undercover work in prisons, revealing issues like drug abuse and poor conditions. Anas concludes with a Q&A session, discussing the risks and methods of his investigative journalism.

What are some of the societal issues the speaker highlights through their journalism?

How does the speaker address criticisms of undercover journalism?

What impact has the speaker's work had on the communities they investigate?

What future plans does the speaker have for their investigative work?