Sana Sbouaï with Jalel Harchaoui on Media Coverage of Libya since 2011: too many shortcuts @YaleGlobalJusticeProgram
Sana Sbouaï with Jalel Harchaoui on Media Coverage of Libya since 2011: too many shortcuts @YaleGlobalJusticeProgram
Uploaded April 2022 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
Yale University, April 14, 2022
Panel on Media Coverage of Libya since 2011: too many shortcuts, Sana Sbouaï (Investigative journalist, Yale Poynter Fellow), with Jalel Harchaoui (Senior Fellow, Global Initiative against Transnational Organized Crime).
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