As users of digital platforms, we value the freedom of unrestricted expression and the right to feel protected. The Internet has continuously evolved in response to the balance between freedom of expression and the need for order. The first wave … Read More
On November 29, 2024, the Australian Government passed the Online Safety Amendment (Social Media Minimum Age) Bill 2024 to amend the Online Safety Act 2021. This amendment seeks to ban the use of social media for kids under 16 years … Read More
In our world of high-speed internet, memes spread globally in seconds, changing how we show care. People no longer write letters. Now, we have memes, videos, links, and specks of information we share to tell them, “You are on my … Read More
Do you remember when WhatsApp introduced its new privacy policy and flooded our phones with “Accept or Leave” notifications? It felt like there was no real choice, right? However, Meta Inc, the company behind WhatsApp, overstepped the mark. The company … Read More
Let me tell you the truth: there is an ocean of information out there that you cannot access for free. Research papers, government documents, and classified files—none of that is just sitting there for the average person to access. However, … Read More
In April 2022, we organised our first online conference on “Abuse and Harassment in the Cyber Space: Beyond the Perceptions of Main Stream.” This conference included 12 Instagram Live sessions, and two panel discussions broadcasted live on YouTube. Since then, … Read More
In April 2022, we organised our first online conference on “Abuse and Harassment in the Cyber Space: Beyond the Perceptions of Main Stream.” This conference included 12 Instagram Live sessions, and two panel discussions broadcasted live on YouTube. Since then, … Read More
In April 2022, we organised our first online conference on “Abuse and Harassment in the Cyber Space: Beyond the Perceptions of Main Stream.” This conference included 12 Instagram Live sessions, and two panel discussions broadcasted live on YouTube. Since then, … Read More
R. v. McPhee 2020 ABPC 106 In the Provincial Court of Alberta Docket 181146077P1 Before Judge A.A. Fradsham Decided on June 11, 2020 Relevancy of the Case: Cognitive difficulties as a mitigating factor in the sentencing of a case involving … Read More