I recently took part in a youth forum organized by the Adolat Social Democratic Party of Uzbekistan. Social networks have been thinking about how to react to the materials they cover.

 I think this topic was raised very timely by our party. I myself have expressed some thoughts on this. Because the urgency of this issue is growing exponentially. This means that if effective measures are not taken in a timely manner, then irreversible consequences can occur.
It is no coincidence that the age we live in is called the information age. Indeed, at every step you encounter something new, every minute you find out about this or that event. It is only necessary to use them correctly, to distinguish between truth and falsehood. And frankly, not everyone can do it.
Because those who spread biased information have certain agenda.

They prepare texts with such skill that it is easy to fall for false information and false messages. So each of us needs to learn to analyze what we read correctly. When the time comes, it is useful to compare it with several other sources.
We do not ignore this issue when holding joint events with our party activists. We will tell our peers about the advantages and disadvantages of the "web". We ask them never to miss the opportunity for objectivity and independent thinking. We explain again and again that otherwise they're cheated. In fact, if the Internet is used wisely, it will also be a means of increasing human knowledge and skills.

Nozima AKBAROVA,
Mingbulak district organization of SDP “Adolat” of Uzbekistan
Head of the "Young Justice" wing, member of the "Youth Parliament"