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Henry the findings of my forensic analysis. i'd looked at hundreds of videos posted on chinese social media and noticed at least two different accounts that were regularly posting videos from this village. the content suggested the accounts belonged to the same person. selfies and logs gave us a glint of the possible owner, a man in his 20s. —— glimpse. among the posts, there was a single photo of a national id card. we finally had a name to work with, lu ke. the name lu ke led us to a facebook profile. a profile that had just 14 friends. 0ne that had just 14 friends. one of them was a jou...

Where many of them were filmed — a village in malawi. i teamed up with henry mhango, an investigative reporter there, and he managed to find some children who recognised themselves in the low iq video. that's you? we met their families and told them how much money people had made from filming their children. translation: profiting from the poor, it's very| painful because if somebody is poor, you should just leave them alone. translation: we struggle to raise our children - and somebody comes and uses them as a business. it's hurtful. the children, and several other people we spoke to, all m...

He showed him the low iq video. he said, "this was mine". he said, "this was mine." this video? hold on, hold on. then he says, "no, no, no. "this is not me. "this was my friend." it looks as though he let a secret slip. he says it so excitedly and then suddenly, he reverses and says, "no, no, no. "this was a friend "who took it." it was time to speak to lu ke ourselves. ni hao, ni hao. i asked him, in chinese, why he had made the video. translation: because i want just want to spread chinese i culture — music, dance, and chinese words. chinese language, you know? the words and singing chine...

Journalist to meet him. he showed him the low io video. he said, "this was mine". he said, "this was mine."! this racist video? hold on, hold on. he says — and then he says, "no, no, no. "this is not me — this was my friend." it looks as though he let a secret slip. he says it so excitedly and then suddenly, he reverses and says, "no, no, no — this was a friend who took it." it was time to speak to lu ke ourselves. ni hao, ni hao. i asked him, in chinese, why he had made the video. translation: because i want just want to spread _ the chinese culture — music, dance, and chinese words, ...

To pinpoint the exact location where many of them were filmed — a village in malawi. i teamed up with henry mhango, an investigative reporter there, and he managed to find some children who recognised themselves in the low io video. that's you? we met their families and told them how much money people had made from filming their children. translation: profiting from the poor. - it's very painful because if somebody is poor, you should just leave them alone. translation: we struggle - to raise our children and somebody comes and uses them as a business. it's hurtful. the children, and several...