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Risks from cyberbullying and cyber-enabled violence continue to be a threat to European society, especially its young people. While the EU and Member States have adopted strategies and legislation to address the problem of cyberbullying and online violence, there are calls for an EU-wide legally binding definition of cyberbullying.
Numerous women active in politics at all levels of governance in the EU face various forms of abuse, intimidation, threats and even assaults in their everyday work.
US teen indicted for involvement in extremist “764” network, accused of child exploitation, animal cruelty, and cyberstalking, says the Justice Department.
While definitions of bullying differ between experts and agencies, there is a common understanding among them that it includes actions carried out by an individual or group against others that are intentional, unwanted, often repetitive, designed to hurt, embarrass or intimidate.
To frame the EU action aimed at protecting children online, the EU has adopted various declarations and strategies. The European declaration on digital rights and principles emphasises the importance of helping children ‘to make safe and informed choices and express their creativity in the digital environment’.
The potential
for fake news to turn viral using social media is quite real. There have been
several instances where rumors have incited mob violence between rival
communities. The consequence got out of hand when illiterate tribals in a remote
Indi…
A doctor called a shared ride cab to drive him to the private hospital
where he worked. The shared ride arrived on time, but instead of taking the
doctor to his destination, the driver threatened the doctor and kidnapped
him. The OLA cab driver,…
Frequently we
hear of large data breaches from email, social networking, news and other types
of websites which we are members off.
Many of us may have been challenged by the site owner to change our
password when the site suffered a breach and …