[IRRESPONSIBLE USE OF SOCIAL MEDIA]
Numerous social media users’ have irresponsibly and recklessly posted about the #JusticeForCwecwe matter on social media.
It is deeply disheartening that some social media users’ would exploit such a sensitive case involving a minor for attention. Such behavior is not only reckless but also highly insensitive to the victim, the victim’s family, and the broader community.
Such must be viewed in serious light and misuse of social media must never be tolerated.
The public should use social media platforms responsibly and sensibly. We can all work together to ensure that justice is pursued with dignity and respect.
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