All the Accounts That Threatened Her Were Him: The Full Scope of Sexual Violence Revealed Through Investigation
An investigation reveals that a teenage girl was threatened with the dissemination of her sexual images by her former boyfriend, who had created multiple accounts to harass her on social media.
'Flavor woman', 'wants to be a man': bodybuilder from interior SP is targeted by attacks on social media after competition
A bodybuilder from Itapeva, SP, faced online harassment and prejudiced comments following her competition in Campinas, despite her victory and initial excitement about the event.
«Disrespect and lack of respect!» Renowned doctor, who called for tolerance on social media, insulted Kelly Sildaru
A prominent surgeon, who has advocated for tolerance on social media, has received backlash after sending a derogatory message to athlete Kelly Sildaru.
Court dismisses ex-IG cyberbullying case against Sowore
A Federal High Court in Abuja dismissed cyberbullying charges against activist Omoyele Sowore due to lack of prosecution by the former Inspector General of Police.
Rifles, cameras, and cyberbullying in the new 'terror comedy' from HBO Max: as if the neighbors of Valencia lived in Trump's United States
The new HBO Max documentary series 'Vecinos' depicts absurd neighborhood disputes in the U.S., reflecting a dysfunctional society obsessed with its concept of freedom.
Mohbad: Group petitions police over alleged cyberbullying
A group in Nigeria has urged the police to investigate cyberbullying incidents related to the campaign for justice for the late artist Mohbad.
"I will make you drink his tears": behind the suicide of Mehdi Bassit, cyberbullying raids reveal the toxic side of TikTok
The article explores the toxic environment on TikTok that has surfaced following the suicide of TikToker Mehdi Bassit, highlighting ongoing digital conflicts fueled by cyberbullying.
Cyberbullying: Moniepoint denies involvement in customer arrest
Moniepoint Microfinance Bank has refuted accusations of being involved in the arrest of a customer who criticized its services.
New regulations in Santa Fe: prohibition of cell phone use in primary schools and restrictions in secondary schools
New rules in the Santa Fe province prohibit cell phone use in primary schools and restrict it in secondary schools as part of a digital education program.
Two arrested for harassing Ione Belarra through messages on a social network
Two men have been arrested in Spain for allegedly threatening and cyberbullying Ione Belarra, the secretary general of Podemos, through social media.
Africa: An 'Alarming' Two-Thirds of Children Say Cyberbullying Has Increased
A UN report reveals that two-thirds of children worldwide believe cyberbullying has increased, emphasizing a need for urgent protective measures in the online space.
The propagandist of the Slovak coalition Bombic was found guilty of extremism and cyberbullying
A Slovak coalition propagandist named Bombic has been convicted of extremism and cyberbullying.
Documentary used false report to attack activist Maria da Penha, says MP
A documentary falsely accused activist Maria da Penha by using a falsified document, leading to legal action against the involved parties according to the Ceará Public Ministry.
Junior Andre reveals extent of 'disgusting' abuse Harvey Price faces from cruel trolls
Junior Andre expresses sadness over the abusive comments his brother Harvey Price faces online due to his disabilities.
Pay gaps, bullying, violence: Challenges for women's rights in the EU
The article discusses ongoing challenges to women's rights in the EU, including pay gaps, bullying, and violence, especially highlighted during International Women's Day.
Indonesia to ban social media for children under 16
Indonesia will implement a ban on social media access for children under the age of 16 due to concerns about online safety and mental health.
Indonesia will prohibit access to social networks for those under 16 years old
The Indonesian government will ban social media access for individuals under the age of 16 due to concerns related to pornography, cyberbullying, scams, and internet addiction.
Hate, school, and real legal tools for protecting children
The article discusses the challenges faced by children and parents regarding cyberbullying and the limited responses from schools and legal systems in Poland.
Childhood and Social Networks
70% of Ecuadorian minors use TikTok and WhatsApp, prompting proposed reforms to limit access for those under 15 to safeguard their digital interactions.
It Can Have Irreversible Consequences: Even Young Children in Czechia Exchange Intimate Photos
The phenomenon of sexting has increasingly involved younger children in Czechia, with some cases involving children as young as nine years old exchanging intimate images.
Violence, networks, and bullying: how to address what is said and what is silenced in the 'digital planet'
The article discusses the prevalence of digital violence among adolescents in Argentina, highlighting the different forms of bullying that extend beyond school environments.
Social media restrictions for children are getting closer. KO reveals the cards
The Polish government is set to implement age restrictions on social media access for children under 15, shifting the responsibility to digital platforms.
The trial filed by Algerian boxer Imane Khelif for cyberbullying postponed to early 2027
The trial for cyberbullying against Algerian boxer Imane Khelif, filed against far-right influencer Papacito, has been postponed to January 28, 2027.
Schools received instructions about mobile phones. "Do not create group chats for children," it says
Czech schools have been advised not to set up group chats for students on mobile phones due to potential social and safety issues.
France: trial begins for cyberbullying of Imane Khelif, star of Algerian boxing
The trial for extreme-right influencer Papacito, accused of cyberbullying Algerian Olympic boxing champion Imane Khelif, begins in Paris amid public controversy regarding gender-related harassment.
National Assembly processes law that prohibits the use of social media before the age of 15
Ecuador's National Assembly is considering a law to prohibit children under 15 from using social media to protect their integrity and reduce risks associated with premature exposure to inappropriate content and cyberbullying.
Do mobile bans improve student performance? Researchers analyzed data from 21 countries including Czechia
A study on mobile phone bans in schools reveals mixed effects on student performance, highlighting that such bans are not a universal solution.
Everything for the children, but without the children: the debate on banning social networks for minors
Spanish politicians are pushing to ban social media access for children, emphasizing the need to listen to the youth and understand their perspectives before implementing such measures.
Debate on Social Media: Federal Students' Conference: Social Media Ban for Young People Only Delays the Problem
At the Federal Students' Conference, there are concerns that a proposed social media ban for those under 16 merely shifts the issue rather than addressing the root causes of mental health pressures among youth.
Cyberbullying is growing at an incredible speed - explained why it is becoming increasingly difficult to control it
The report highlights a staggering increase in cyberbullying incidents in Lithuania, rising over three times in just one year.
Cyberbullying: a problem of technology or a reflection of ourselves?
The article discusses how online bullying reflects personal relationships and values rather than being solely a technological issue.
Nigeria: Police Detain Journalist Over Story About Niger Gov's Aide
Nigerian journalist Ahmed Isah Sakpe has been detained by police over allegations of cyberbullying and defamation involving a government official.
'Living Under Constant Threats': The Australian Trying to Remove Children From Social Networks
Julie Inman Grant, the director of Australia's eSafety Commission, faces constant death threats while tackling online safety issues, including misinformation and cyberbullying.
Blue Star Ferries in Mytilene – Two-Day Educational Initiative
Blue Star Ferries conducted a two-day educational initiative in Mytilene focusing on the prevention of cyberbullying and youth violence.
Significant Help Coming for Online Victims of Bullying – A New Application to Stop Bullying
A new EU initiative is launching a mobile application aimed at combating online bullying among youths, with more support and reporting mechanisms in place.
"You will be met with teeth in Värska!" Repeat offender forced the finance minister to turn to the police
Estonian Finance Minister Jürgen Ligi has reported a repeat offender to the police following multiple threats directed at him.
The European Commission presented a plan to protect young people from cyberbullying
The European Commission has unveiled a new initiative aimed at safeguarding young individuals from the dangers of cyberbullying.
The European Commission presents a plan to protect young people from cyberbullying
The European Commission has unveiled an action plan aimed at protecting young people from cyberbullying, including the creation of a Europe-wide app for victims.
European Commission: Action Plan Against Cyberbullying Targeting Children and Adolescents
The European Commission has presented an action plan to combat cyberbullying, focusing on protecting young people online.
The EU takes action against cyberbullying: DSA guidelines and prevention
The European Commission has proposed a new action plan to combat cyberbullying through a user-friendly application for reporting incidents and promoting safer digital practices among youth.
Schoolgirl assaulted near Lyon: the alleged perpetrators under judicial control
Two 14-year-old girls have been placed under judicial control for the aggravated assault of a schoolgirl near Lyon, with one being sent to a closed educational center.
Bullying Day, Daniel's Story: "I Was Alone Against Everyone, Now I Help Victims Like Me"
Daniel Pisoni reflects on his past experiences with bullying and his current efforts to support victims on Bullying Day.
Cyberbullying: Sowore loses bid to tender Tinubu’s anti-Jonathan comment
The Federal High Court in Abuja denied activist Omoyele Sowore's request to present statements from President Tinubu against former Presidents Jonathan and Obasanjo in his cyberbullying trial.
Cyberbullying: Court rejects defence exhibits in Sowore trial
The Federal High Court in Abuja has rejected defence documents in the cyberbullying trial of activist Omoyele Sowore, ruling that they were improperly admitted.
Cyberbullying Also Concerns Business
With the development of new technologies, businesses are becoming increasingly dependent on operating in the digital space, which can lead to negative campaigns against them, including hate, threats, false reports, and misinformation, even using deepfake technology.
Memos Begnis on abusive messages on social media: These people are cowards, hiding behind a keyboard
Actor Memos Begnis discussed receiving abusive messages on social media, calling those who send them cowards who hide behind a keyboard.
10 people found guilty of cyberbullying France’s first lady Brigitte Macron
Ten individuals have been convicted for their involvement in the cyberbullying of Brigitte Macron, the First Lady of France.
Anatomy of the Hoax About Brigitte Macron: A Medium, an Apartment in Milan, and the Far Right's Favorite Conspiracy
A Paris court has sentenced ten individuals for cyberbullying Brigitte Macron, imposing penalties ranging from conditional prison sentences to firm imprisonment, alongside compensation payments.
Brigitte Macron: Ten found guilty of cyberbullying French first lady
Ten individuals have been found guilty of cyberbullying Brigitte Macron, the First Lady of France.
Cyberbullying Against Brigitte Macron: France's Justice Draws a Line
French courts have sentenced ten individuals to suspended prison terms for a cyberbullying campaign against First Lady Brigitte Macron, involving the dissemination of defamatory fake news.