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Old 21-07-2022, 00:54   #1736
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Re: Police to get tough on internet trolls.

Has anyone heard what/if Rishi Sunak has had to say about it?

These are the remaining two people that Tory party members will be voting for to be the next PM.

It was heartbreaking to see this broken man on television today after it's believed that his daughter committed suicide after being bullied online.

The representative from the NSPCC said that the Online Safety Bill would speed up the requirement of websites to hand over details of offenders:

This report is a little confusing as Dermot O'Leary said at the beginning that websites aren't currently required to hand over details, but they are, it's just that the process can be long and drawn out as websites are more concerned about their reputation than dealing with bullies/trolls.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.mir...o-27528819.amp

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The final feature on today's Woman's Hour was about internet equality. It was said that women are twenty seven times more likely to be harassed online and that this is much worse for black women.

It was also said that for any woman in the public eye who is online, it is now inevitable that they will receive abuse. In particular, this is a threat to political democracy and participation; websites must do more to improve the safety of women online. More equality is needed in the technology sector for women of colour and from the LBGT community so that they are put into positions of power and influence:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m0019b8k

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