#online-abuse

#online-abuse

Kyle Walker urges Instagram and authorities to halt online racial abuse after enduring vile messages post-match.

Kyle Walker calls for action against online abuse following receipt of a racist message after a Champions League match.

Racist abuse during the Indiana Fever vs. Connecticut Sun playoff series reflects ongoing issues of racism and online hate in women's sports.

Online hate affects football pundits and players.

Reporting abuse online is challenging for fans without dedicated support.

Kyle Walker faces racist abuse online after a social media post depicting him as a suicide bomber, which Manchester City strongly condemned.

Racist abuse on social media continues to be prevalent in incidents involving football players.

Systemic change and social media companies taking responsibility are necessary to combat online abuse.

One in five players at the Women's World Cup experienced online abuse.

Homophobic, sexist, and sexualized messages accounted for more than half of the abusive posts.

Garcia and fellow athletes highlight the severe online abuse players face, exacerbated by unhealthy betting linked to the sport's sponsorships.

Cimarron Thomas's tragic suicide and her father's subsequent death highlight the devastating impact of unresolved grief and the need for understanding.

Online abuse led Jasmine Boatswain to struggle leaving the house after her TV appearance.

Jasmine opened up on TikTok to humanize herself and address internet anonymity.

Female gamers face toxic behavior online, impacting mental health and gaming choices.

Vice President Kamala Harris faces rampant online disinformation and abuse, including sexist and racist rumors.

Emily Atack is facing increased online sexist abuse after her role in Disney's Rivals.

Abdul Hai's name was falsely linked to a murder conviction by Tommy Robinson, causing him considerable distress and leading to potential legal action against X.

Alexander McCartney attempted to deflect blame for his online abuse by claiming he was a victim of catfishing.

UK politicians faced an unprecedented surge of online abuse during the general election, with over 85,000 abusive messages recorded.

Players at the Women's World Cup were 29 percent more likely to receive online abuse than those at the men's tournament.

One in five players at the Women's World Cup received targeted discriminatory, abusive or threatening messages.

Caroline Garcia highlights how online abuse worsens after defeats, linking it to unhealthy betting and social media's failure to regulate anonymous users.

Pochettino defends Conor Gallagher against online abuse and racism accusations.

Chelsea releases a statement denouncing the abuse and highlighting their diversity and inclusivity.

Gender-based abuse is rampant online, perpetuated by the darker side of technology, leading to safety concerns and misconceptions about the seriousness of online violence towards women.

Imane Khelif, an Olympic medal-winning boxer, faced intense scrutiny about her womanhood during the Paris Games and filed a legal complaint for online abuse.

Imane Khelif condemns online harassment from political figures during Paris Olympics, urging to keep sports free from political attacks.

Actress Amanda Abbington received death threat over complaint about Strictly Come Dancing partner Giovanni Pernice.

Strictly Come Dancing's Layton Williams and Nikita Kuzmin are reuniting for a joint tour in Manchester and London.

Investigative journalist Sian Norris was targeted by far-right trolls who created pornography profiles in her name to silence her coverage of their anti-feminist subculture.

Norris believes that deepfake images may have been used to create these accounts, raising concerns about the use of manipulated explicit content without consent.

The traditional wife movement, which Norris reported on, involves couples conforming to ultra-conservative gender roles and has garnered attention in far-right circles.

Deepfake pornographic images of Taylor Swift have been shared on social media, highlighting the lack of privacy protections for victims.

Deepfakes are a growing problem, with an increase in non-celebrities and children falling victim to this form of online abuse.

More children are committing sexual abuse offences against other children, partly due to access to violent pornography and smartphones.

Child sexual abuse offences reported to police in 2022 were committed by children, up from a third historically.

More children are committing sexual abuse offences against other children, partly due to access to violent pornography and smartphones.

Child sexual abuse offences reported to police in 2022 were committed by children, up from a third historically.