internet harassment

“The internet is like the market square, a public space – people should be allowed to say their views, they should be able to voice non-violent criticism of politicians and the authorities without fear of being persecuted for doing so” – states Hugh Williamson, director of the Human Rights Watch Europe and Central Asia division in an interview to CABAR.asia analytical platform.

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The widespread penetration of internet into daily life causes new types of issues. For example, the harassment and insult of a person on social media and other platforms.

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