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By Anjali Menon Khushboo Khan is the oldest helpline responder at Tech Sakhi. A homemaker once, she was thrilled to find an opportunity in the social sector that allowed her to work remotely. When she first joined in 2021, Khushboo was unfamiliar with many online threats and security concerns. “Before the training process, I didn't even know that it was possible to report someone on Instagram and Facebook,” she recalled. Now, juggling two daily shifts between 9 and 7, she aptly handles the digital safety concerns of people, mostly women, on the Hindi helpline. The Need for A HelplineLaunched i...
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By Jaishree Kumar When Yash Sharma, 25, and his mother attended the annual pride parade in Delhi in 2022, the photos went viral. Sharma was used to facing hate online, but this time, the trolls targeted his mother too. “It’s odd and worrying, people like my mother have accepted their queer children, why should they face such harassment?” he said. A queer-rights activist and founder of Official Humans of Queer, Sharma runs a page on Instagram dedicated to documenting queer stories from across the spectrum. Sharma would notice a pattern of trolling on his page, they were most prominent when a tr...
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Crimes on Internet No Longer Just Theoretical; Murder, Rape, Etc. May Be Actionable, Say Experts Crime In The MetaverseWASHINGTON, D.C. (April 12, 2022) – The Sun reports that three legal experts who have written about crime in the metaverse suggest that “violent crimes like murder, rape or assault in the metaverse can arguably be speech-related charges like menacing, harassment or stalking.” Q1 2022 hedge fund letters, conferences and more Their speculation is only theoretical, but criminal acts in the metaverse, and various sexual uses of the Internet, have already wound up in court, and man...
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