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Online harm could be considered as internet behaviors or information that may have the potential ability to negatively influences the normal daily life of residents, their rights, or the security of a country. Reference: Department […]

Online harm can be considered an umbrella term for all the negative and inappropriate behavior in the digital landscape that could potentially result in harm. This can include cyberbullying or trolling, harassment, spreading of fake […]

Online harm refers to harassment, bullying in digital spaces, for example on mobile phones, laptops, computers, in areas such as text messaging, social media platforms, online gaming, etc. The State of Online Harassment

Online harm looks at the responsibility of social media platforms, search engines to offer a duty of care. Taking preventative action to stop digital platforms becoming a monopoly that limits consumer choice or access to […]

The network brings numerous benefits for people, however, it also has lots of disadvantages. For example, if teenagers addicted to playing computer games or overusing social media, teenagers will waste their time and delay their […]

Online harm is the harmful speech by an Internet user against a specific group of people, for example, by searching for the private information of those groups and posting it online and inciting other users […]

Online harm is inappropriate comments and behaviour on networks platforms that may cause a negative impact on other users and the platform. It may appear due to reasons such as cultural differences and hate speech.

Online harm is a form of online hate speech/criminal event/content or activity that harms individuals like us on internet, particularly children, or in any way threatens citizens’ life/ national security, or reduces people’s trust and […]

Online harm refers to online content or activity that harms individual users, particularly children, or threatens our way of life, either by undermining national security, or by reducing trust and undermining our shared rights, responsibilities […]