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J.K. Rowling and Elon Musk named in Imane Khelif's bullying lawsuit
“If the case goes to court, they will stand trial.”
Both celebrities have been named in a criminal complaint filed by Olympic champion Imane Khelif over alleged “acts of aggravated cyber harassment.”
Drag queen Paloma responds to hatred over controversial Olympic show
The Paris Olympic opening ceremony continues to divide opinions and has taken a dark turn, as French police have launched a formal investigation over death threats made towards some of the performers. French drag queen Paloma shares her reactions to Donald Trump calling the show a "disgrace."
Paris Olympics: DJ and activist Barbara Butch files complaint
“All my life, I've refused to be a victim: I won't keep quiet.”
Barbara Butch has been the subject of cyber harassment following the controversial opening ceremony at the Paris Olympics.
1 in 6 adolescents victims of cyberbullying, new survey finds
Cyberbullying has increased over the last few years, a large survey of school-aged children in 44 mostly European countries has found.
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Stopping bullying in French schools is 'absolute priority' - minister
France's Education minister presented a plan Wednesday to tackle bullying with prevention, detection and reactionary measures. She also announced the systematic referral of the most serious cases to the public prosecutor.
Pornography in France: A new initiative to block access for minors
"2023 is the end of access to pornographic sites for our children," said Jean-Noël Barrot, the French Minister for Digital Affairs.
UK waters down online restrictions after free speech criticism
Critics were concerned that the new law could lead to censorship and undermine free speech.
Six people convicted of harassing teenager over anti-Islam videos
The "Mila" case has generated debate in France over free speech and religious rights.
Tech companies face fines and jail time under UK Online Safety Bill
The sweeping and controversial draft law aims to crack down on cyberbullying, scams and other harmful content.
France's parliament approves new law criminalising school bullying
Students or staff could face up to 10 years in prison for severe cases of school bullying under the new legislation.
France moves closer to punishing school bullying with prison sentences
Education Minister Jean-Michel Blanquer has said that France has taken an "important step" to tackling bullying and harassment in schools.
Slovakian President slams MP for Facebook post about her daughter
Independent MP Tomáš Taraba has been accused of "attacking" the daughter of President Zuzana Čaputová on Facebook.
France's education minister condemns #Anti2010 cyberbullying
Jean-Michel Blanquer has asked the headteachers to "reinforce vigilance" against online harassment and insults.
Twitter tests 'soft block' feature to subtly remove unwanted followers
The new feature comes after an anti-harassment "safety mode" was announced earlier this month.
French court convicts 11 people of sending online hate to teenage girl
Speaking at the trial Mila -- now aged 18 -- testified that she doesn't like "any religion, not just Islam," and that the online hate messages made her feel like she had been "condemned to death".
Romania criminalises cyber harassment as a form of domestic violence
Domestic violence will now include a provision specifically for "cybernetic violence" which intends to "shame, humble, scare, threat, or silence the victim".