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The article examines the legal shortcomings in Germany regarding the use of sexually explicit deepfakes, highlighting a case involving actress Collien Fernandes.

A 53-year-old woman in Brazil has been sentenced to over 30 years in prison for murdering her 78-year-old mother, with premeditated intent and financial motives.

Various news items reported on March 17, 2026, including the start of oil shipments through the Strait of Hormuz, a deputy facing legal issues, new internet laws for children, and more.

Key news from Goiás include developments in the energy sector, legal issues surrounding a deputy, new internet laws for children, and a range of social and economic updates.

The US government's recent video depicting airstrikes in Iran has drawn criticism for trivializing violence by merging real footage with video game elements.

The article discusses the role of education in addressing the rising violence against girls and women in Brazil, highlighting a recent case that reflects exacerbated misogyny fueled by internet culture.

Amid rising tensions over tribal council elections in Meghalaya, mobile internet services have been suspended in five districts of the Garo Hills region to prevent the spread of rumors.

A man suspected of harassment and sharing false intimate images of women was arrested in Feira de Santana, Bahia during a police operation.

A curfew has been imposed in West Garo Hills, Meghalaya, following violence between tribal and non-tribal groups, resulting in two deaths.

Psychological violence against women online has risen significantly, with over 3,000 victims reported in 2025, according to the Public Security Institute in Brazil.

Experts warn that AI technology has dramatically increased online harassment and abuse against women and girls, urging lawmakers to strengthen regulations.

A man was arrested for sending a photo of a gun he downloaded from the internet to his ex-girlfriend following their breakup in Brazil.

A man was acquitted of attempted homicide charges after violently attacking his son-in-law, stating he acted to protect his daughter from abuse.

A young man, accused of inciting a school shooting in Brazil, is currently being tried in Portugal under serious charges including public provocation of crime and child pornography.

The talk show 'Quotidien' focused on the recent murder of Quentin, a young Lyon resident, sparking discussions about political affiliations and responses surrounding the incident.

The Secretary of Public Security of Roraima, Vinícius de Souza Gonçalves, aims to enhance the focus on combating internet crimes and virtual scams.

Violence broke out in Ukhrul district of Manipur, resulting in a five-day internet shutdown and the imposition of a curfew by the administration.

Violence has erupted again in Manipur, leading to an uncontrollable situation with curfews and internet blackouts in the Ukhrul district.

Violence has erupted in Ukhrul, Manipur, leading to a five-day internet suspension and a curfew to curb further unrest.

A pre-trial investigation has been launched by the prosecutor's office in Lithuania concerning allegations of violence against children following images that spread online.

A 16-year-old teenager was apprehended in Serra, Brazil for allegedly transmitting acts of violence over the internet, including animal torture and promoting self-harm among children and adolescents.

The article discusses the disturbing online communities promoting zoosadism, where children and teenagers are involved in violent challenges leading to the abuse and murder of animals.

On January 8, the regime cut off internet access, disrupted telecommunications, isolated Iran from the world, armed itself with Kalashnikovs and machine guns, and violently suppressed protests.

Iranians at the border crossing to Iraqi Kurdistan express their concerns over ongoing protests and violence, while awaiting potential reactions from Trump amidst internet shutdowns in Iran.

Tanzania's President Samia Suluhu Hassan publicly expressed regret for the internet shutdown during the country's disputed October elections, acknowledging the ensuing disruption and violence.

The Iranian government seems to believe it can pacify the population amidst rising hatred towards the regime, with reports of a week-long internet blackout preventing citizens from communicating and staying informed.

Uganda's upcoming presidential elections on January 15 are marred by repression, including internet outages, arrests of journalists, and violence against opposition figures.

After a four-day internet blockade, a man in exile shares harrowing accounts from his brother in Isfahan, detailing excessive police presence and numerous casualties amid ongoing protests in Iran.

The regime in Tehran appears to have temporarily suppressed protests with massive violence, and there are currently no signs of new demonstrations amid ongoing internet restrictions.

The tragic news has shocked the fighting world as 15-year-old world junior MMA champion Muhammadali Saduloev was killed in a conflict at an internet café in Kulob, suffering a fatal stab wound to the chest during a physical altercation with peers.

At least 2,403 protesters have been killed in Iran amidst internet blackouts and escalating tensions, with Trump threatening sharp measures and Iran accusing him of inciting violence.

The human rights organization Hengaw reports over 2500 deaths in Iran since the nationwide protests began amid internet blackouts and security force violence.

The article discusses the implications of an internet blackout in Iran amidst massive protests against the regime, where reports suggest thousands of deaths among opposition activists.

An expert reveals the grim situation in Iran during a prolonged internet blackout, highlighting street executions and the desperate search for bodies amidst escalating violence.

This article discusses the impact of internet and communication blockages on protests in Iran and questions whether the Islamic Republic will ultimately fall amid ongoing unrest.

Iran faces one of the most severe internal crises in recent history, with reports of at least 648 protester deaths since the mass protests began on December 28, exacerbated by a near-complete internet and communication shutdown in the country.

Iran's nationwide protest movement, now in its third week, faces a violent crackdown from the government amidst an internet blackout, while pro-government demonstrations are also taking place.

Protests against the theocratic regime in Iran continue for the sixteenth day, with citizens demanding the return of a prince from exile amid ongoing violence and severe internet restrictions.

In Iran, over 500 people have died amid ongoing protests against the government, while authorities have restricted internet and phone access for over 72 hours.

Mass protests against the theocratic regime in Iran continue, resulting in over 500 deaths and more than 10,000 arrests, as the government violently intervenes and shuts down internet access.

In Iran's third week of mass anti-government protests, over 500 people have died, with the country cut off from the internet and phone connections for more than 72 hours as tensions rise with the U.S.

Amid ongoing protests in Iran where over 500 have died, authorities are cutting off internet and communication, while tensions rise as the US considers military options after Iran's request for negotiations.

People are rising up in Iran against the regime's violent response, with limited information escaping the internet blackout and calls for stronger international diplomatic actions.

Despite ongoing violence and internet restrictions, Iranians continue to protest against the Mullah regime, marking the sixteenth consecutive day of demonstrations demanding the government's resignation.

Following the internet shutdown, the Iranian regime is responding to demonstrators with brutal violence, resulting in numerous deaths, according to human rights organizations and doctors.

The brutal actions of the Iranian regime against protesters this weekend have sparked outrage in Europe and the USA, with EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen calling for the immediate release of all detained demonstrators and restoration of internet access.

Reports of renewed protests in Iran emerge despite internet and phone connection blockages, with the Iranian army threatening violence against protesters.

In Tehran, large crowds of protesters have returned to the streets despite near-total internet and phone service blockage, shouting 'Death to Khamenei', while the Iranian regime announced counter-protests and threatened violence against demonstrators.

The situation in Iran remains extremely unclear due to internet blackouts and strict media control, amidst escalating protests and conflicting reports on the death toll.

Despite near-total internet and phone blockades, massive numbers of protesters have returned to the streets in Iran, where state television has aired footage of burned Qurans and described protesters as 'armed criminals.'