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Performative Justice: How NABU and SAPO Turned an Investigation Into a YouTube Series

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Episode Performative Justice: How NABU and SAPO Turned an Investigation Into a YouTube Series

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Bottom Line: Released by NABU and SAPO on August 20, the twenty-two-minute «Femida» video used the grammar of a YouTube documentary, with branded titles, a detective as anchor, edited intercepts and a simulated subscription click. By presenting a one-sided reconstruction as a closed story, without the defense and labelling a speaker an accomplice, it collides with the presumption of innocence. The analysis calls this performative justice, noting that an EU-funded programme recruited communication advisers for both bodies in September 2025.

Performative Justice: How NABU and SAPO Turned an Investigation Into a YouTube Series By Giorgio Provinciali and Alla Perdei · 20 August 2026 · terykon.com

Narrated by an AI-generated voice. Text by Giorgio Provinciali and Alla Perdei (Terykon).

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