Ines Silva, a BBC Monitoring journalist, explores the explosive scandal surrounding leaked sex tapes in Equatorial Guinea, involving high-ranking officials and their relatives. She discusses how the tapes have not only captivated social media but also highlighted the country's oppressive political landscape. The conversation delves into privacy issues, government censorship, and the potential for increased crackdowns on free expression. Activist Nsang Christia Esimi Cruz contributes insights on the human rights implications amid this turmoil.