Carian mengenai topik cyberbullying

Muhammad Shah Firdaus said 'netizens' attacking Shinji Nakano's social media could harm their friendship.

The government's proposal to enforce the 'kill switch', enables them to swiftly cut off access to malicious sites or services.

New social media regulations will not curb freedom of speech in Malaysia but are intended to tackle crime and harmful information online, says Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim.

If social media services fail to apply for a license by 1 January 2025 then legal action will be taken against them, said MCMC.

Fahmi Fadzil said issues of online misconduct, scams and sexual grooming of children in the country cannot be allowed to persist.

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Description: With the government pledging to review and draft new laws against cyberbullying, Prof Datuk Dr Andrew Moharaj from Taylor’s University’s Impact Lab highlights crucial factors for safeguarding and supporting victims.

The Cabinet is of the view that there should be a sterner action against social media platforms in cyberbullying issues, says Fahmi Fadzil.

In the wake of TikTok influencer Esha's tragic death—linked to online harassment and death threats—the Government is moving to place responsibility on social media and messaging platforms to tackle harmful content through a licensing regime. How do we ensure these new regulations strike the right balance between protection and freedom? On this episode of #ConsiderThis Melisa Idris speaks to Dr Goh Chee Leong of HELP Education Group, Dr Benjamin Loh of Taylor’s University, and USM’s Dr Ngo Sheau Shi.

Communications Minister Fahmi Fadzil said govt will examine the need for a future-proof new law to deal with cyberbullying incidents.

The Federal Court ruled that the platform is accountable for the comments posted, so we must exercise caution with the comments that appear.

Also in the spotlight are government's efforts to address the issue of microplastics, which pose a threat to water sources and supplies.

Fahmi Fadzil said the ministry is also re-examining the definition of cyberbullying, and the appropriate punishment.

DPP says the cyberbullying incident has negatively impacted the victim's mental and emotional health, resulting in depression.

The proposed amendment will define the term cyberbullying and classify it as a specific offence in Malaysia.