Cui Lili, a Chinese woman who has already been legally recognized as a victim of sexual assault, was later labelled online as a “liar,” an “attention-seeker,” and someone staging a setup for profit. It may […]
In this Sept. 30, 2015, photo, South Korean pop star and actress Sulli poses during the K-Beauty Close-Up event in Seoul, South Korea. Jang Se-young/Newsis via AP In South Korea, malicious online comments that defame […]
Introduction When many people thought that online violence was just a few mean words that they simply ignored and moved on, a young and vibrant life had already left us forever. All that Zheng Linghua […]
As a young Olympic gold medalist with a mixed Chinese American identity background, Eileen Gu has always been in the centre of attention. Initially, online discussions often focus on her competition performance. However, they gradually […]
Reporting harmful content online is meant to feel straightforward. You see something abusive, misleading, or clearly harmful — you report it. In theory, platforms review the content, take appropriate action, and the system works. But […]
Delhi’s Red Fort Blast and the Rhetoric of Blame On November 10, 2025, an i20 car that exploded at the Red Fort area in New Delhi took the entire city by shock, killing 13 people […]
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The “Meme” on Your Screen Suppose the following: the 2025 Miss World pageant in Thailand has just ended, and everyone is in the euphoria of international friendship and beauty. But just one picture by a […]
On January 23, 2023—the second day of the Lunar New Year—a 23-year-old girl who had just been accepted into a prestigious master’s program shared the good news with her sick grandfather in hospital. Yet it […]
Background In April, 2024, a game boosting named Fat Cat suicide by jumping from the Chongqing Yangtze River Bridge into the River in China. His sister claimed online that her brother was abandoned by his […]
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