Cyber Violence Research Articles

网络暴力的法律规制研究

网络暴力的法律规制研究

Research on the Criminal Law Regime of Cyber Violence

Research on the Criminal Law Regime of Cyber Violence

On the Improvement of the Criminal Law System for Cyber Violence Crimes

On the Improvement of the Criminal Law System for Cyber Violence Crimes

Exploring the Criminal Laws and Regulations Path of Cyber Violence

Exploring the Criminal Laws and Regulations Path of Cyber Violence

Research on Criminal Law Regulation of Network Violence

Network violence is not a legal concept, in the existing law s and regulations and normative documents, guiding documents lac k of connotation and extension of the concept of network violence provisions, also lack of a normative way to list. This paper analyzes the characteristics of network violence, studies the applicable charges and criminal standards, as well as the regulation of criminal law on network violence. First of all, cyber violence has specific characteristics, including anonymity, dissemination and aggression. Secondly, for different types of cyber violence, different charges and criminal standards should be adopted in order to better punish criminal acts. Finally, criminal law can play an important role in regulating cyber violence. Clear legal provisions and corresponding penalties can effectively deter cyber violence. Therefore, this paper puts forward suggestions to further strengthen the regulation of network violence in criminal law. With scientific legislation as the core, it puts forward ideas such as adding the charges of network violence c rime, reasonable classification and different sentencing, and including the crime of network violence in public prosecution.

Analysis of the Causes of Cyber Violence from the Perspective of Gender -- Taking the "Guangzhou Metro Stealth Shooting Incident" as an Example

In the era of the Internet, the frequent occurrence of online violence not only causes irreversible psychological and physiological harm to the parties, but also has a negative impact on the online environment and social development. In this social context, this study analyzes the causes of gender violence in the online environment and enriches the study of online violence from a gender perspective. Therefore, this study takes the "Guangzhou Metro Stealth Shooting Incident" as an example, and uses text analysis research methods to analyze the relevant data of text theme keywords in Weibo platform during the two development stages of the incident. In summary, the research suggests, netizens use social events on gender issues as an outlet for their emotions, forming cyber violence in unintentional situations. Opinion leaders represented by the mainstream media have less control over public opinion, but still play a positive role in guiding the rationalization of public opinion.

ADAPTING TO CYBERSECURITY CHALLENGES: ASSESSING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF INTERNATIONAL LAW AGAINST CYBER TERRORISM

The study critically examines current condition of global rule in resolving the developing hazard of cyber terrorism. The research dives right into the complexities and problems posed by cyber terrorism as well as reviews the effectiveness of existing lawful platforms in responding to this progressing threat. Employing a diverse series of academic jobs, the study investigates the requirements for brand-new global lawful frameworks, developments in cybercrime inspection as well as digital forensics, as well as the function of surfacing modern technologies in rule administration. Also, the report stresses the significance of enhancing global cyber resilience and response abilities by means of worldwide teamwork and collaboration. The study's searching highlights varied attributes of cyber violence and demand for a complete, collaborated, and international reaction to fight this threat. The analysis uses valuable knowledge right into advancement of brand-new lawful platforms, technologies in cybercrime examination & enlargement of global cyber resilience to deal with problems positioned through cyber terrorism.

الإطار القانوني الدولي لمكافحة ظاهرة العنف السيبراني ضد الاطفال

While legal texts still address the phenomenon of violence against children in its traditional form، the world found itself facing a new trend in all fields، which appeared under the name of the digital trend that has become imposed by information and communication technologies، to appear with new threats in which children are exposed to violence، intimidation، stalking، extortion and exploitation by people in different parts of the world، represented by the phenomenon of cyber violence. That is why appropriate legal measures are needed at the international level to establish various legal frameworks that would combat this phenomenon and reduce its negative effects.

Incidence of Dating Violence in Middle Adolescence

Background: Middle adolescents interact more with the opposite sex so that mutual liking arises, interest in the opposite sex will continue to undergo a relationship called dating. Middle age is emotionally and mentally unstable so that if there are problems in dating it will cause or will experience dating violence.Objective: The aim of this study was to determine the incidence of dating violence in middle adolescents.Methods: This research is descriptive quantitative. The population in this study were middle adolescents in Ciparay District School, Bandung Regency, with a total sample of 295 respondents.Results: The results showed that the description of the incidence of physical violence was small (5.8%), threatening behavior was small (11.2%), sexual violence was almost half (37.6%), verbal emotional violence was almost half (30.2%), relational violence was small (18.0%), and in cyber violence most of 51.2%.Conclusion: The conclusion is that almost all adolescents are dating violence. Schools form a task force for the Prevention and Handling of Sexual Violence.

Public Opinion Misconduct and Online Gender Violence: Exploring Chinas Social Media Crisis Beneath the Surface

Due to the rapid advancement of Internet technology, cyber violence has grown to be a massive issue driven primarily by public opinion and social events. In order to investigate the potential crisis of Chinese social media below the surface of public opinion governance, this paper focuses on several archetypal examples in which women are the subject and public opinion is out of focus, leading to ethical misconduct in public opinion. This paper used three research techniques to gather information from Chinese social media users about a specific theme: a questionnaire survey, real-time hotspot data collecting, and case comparison analysis. This paper successfully obtains a large number of data points and analyzes them. Combine this with the change in the interaction mode between the media and Internet users in the Internet+ era in recent years and the trend from one-way communication to two-way interaction, and this paper discusses the changes in the media environment and the new problems caused by them and further analyzes the practical data. Finally, it explores the problem that Chinas social media has been neglected in responding to online violence events: the traffic bias of the content reported by social media platforms has harmed netizens legal consciousness in terms of online violence, and the victims do not understand the means of safeguarding their rights according to law, while the perpetrators do not know the consequences of online violence, which makes online violence events emerge endlessly.

Gender Bias and Cyber Violence: Spotlighting the Pink-Haired Girl Incident by a Critical Discourse Analysis

The Internet serves as a communication medium that facilitates interaction among individuals, thereby overcoming the constraints imposed by temporal and spatial boundaries. Nonetheless, the internet also poses some risks, such as instances of online violence. For example, a few months ago, a young woman pursuing her postgraduate studies became the target of numerous netizens who subjected her to verbal and emotional abuse. This onslaught was triggered by a photograph in which she had dyed pink hair while visiting her grandfather. Tragically, the relentless harassment she endured ultimately led her to end her own life. Subsequently, following this occurrence, there has been a growing consolidation among womens organizations. This study employs qualitative analysis and literature review to examine the Pink Hair Girl incident as a case study, aiming to gain insights into its societal ramifications. The findings of this study indicate that the controversies surrounding the girls hair coloring can be attributed to the influence of patriarchal norms and masculinist ideologies, among other factors. Furthermore, it is argued that this incidence serves to foster a sense of unity among women.

Online posting intention: do the social communication and brand equity of esports matter?

PurposeSocial media's role in engaging participants in sports events, particularly during the pandemic, is acknowledged. However, previous studies often utilized sports events for diverse objectives but overlooked brand equity's influence on sports event development. And very limited research explores social media's impact on brand equity in esports events, despite its significance. Therefore, this study aims to explore how social media affects esports event brand equity and participants' satisfaction and engagement with social media through brand equity's influence.Design/methodology/approachThe study focused on League of Legends World Championships (LOLWC) participants, who completed a self-judged questionnaire online. The questionnaire included demographic details and latent constructs. Data analysis involved two steps: exploratory factor analysis (EFA) to assess measurement scale validity and structural equation modeling (SEM) to study relationships between traits.FindingsThe results reveal that, within the esports event context, controlled communication exerts a meaningful and dual impact – both directly and indirectly – on the fundamental components of brand equity. This, in turn, serves as a catalyst for increasing participant contentment and their posting intention.Originality/valueThis study applies brand equity theories to the esports domain, exploring participant-based brand equity concepts, user behavior and the influence of social media communication on event branding and engagement. It also recommends strategies for event improvement, emphasizes controlled communication for brand equity and highlights marketing's role in brand awareness, association and participant satisfaction. Additionally, it suggests government regulation to address cyber violence during esports events.

社交媒体时代舆论极化背景下大学生媒介素养教育路径探究

In the age of social media, with the speed of in-depth media integration accelerating, social media is increasingly becoming an extension of college students’ lives, and media literacy education is becoming more and more important. However, the risk of polarization of public opinion in the social media era is a new situation and a new challenge for college students’ media literacy education at present. The phenomenon of public opinion polarization in social media has a negative impact on college students with its prominent irrational emotions, diversified views and frequent occurrence of cyber violence, which also makes college students face many difficulties in media literacy education. In order to address the potential seams of public opinion polarization, college students’ media education should start from the following points: establishing a scientific teaching system, improving college students’ ability to participate in and apply the media, and organizing diversified self-education for college students.

Research on the Investigation and Countermeasures of Cyber Violence on College Students

Research on the Investigation and Countermeasures of Cyber Violence on College Students

An Analysis of Cyberbullying A Case of the Pink Hair Girl Incident

In Chinas social media, Zheng Linghua suffered from negative comments and cyber violence for her pink hair colour. By basing upon this pink hair girl incident, this essay will talk about the anonymity of social media and connects this particularity of online community with misogynous comments. On social media, anonymity could diminish the emotional connection between comment recipients and comment senders and reduce the effect of taboo. As result, anonymity contributes to the raising of negative comments, enlarges the disparity between recipient and commenters and encourages the use of words relative to sexual humiliation. And the over-continuing conflict shown in this incident is also researched in this essay. It is the gift-return violence which keeps the online conflict going. This essay finds that for constituting a peaceful and friendly online community, it requires many efforts coming from different aspects. And it is important to see womens power and to let people realize the difference between real life and online life.

The Research on Criminal Legislation of Cyber Violence

With the rapid development of the Internet, cyber violence occurs frequently, and the social harm caused by it cannot be ignored. In current practice, cyber violence cases are usually regulated by civil law and administrative law, but its regulatory effect on cyber violence that causes serious consequences is not obvious. In order to effectively control cyber violence, it should be regulated by criminal legislation, which is a more powerful means. This paper uses the research method of normative analysis to explain the dilemma faced by Chinas current criminal legislation to regulate cyber violence. Chinas existing criminal law provisions cannot be connected with cyber violence. Meanwhile, Chinas existing criminal legislation has many deficiencies in the regulation of cyber violence. This paper also analyzes the reasons why cyber violence needs to improve the regulation of criminal legislation. Thats because cyber violence has serious harm and other legal regulation means lack of regulation. Meanwhile, Chinas Current Criminal Regulation of Cyber Violence Started Late and is Difficult to Apply. In order to create a more secure,civilized and orderly cyberspace, this paper puts forward some suggestions for improving the path to solve this problem including the addition of judicial interpretation and the addition of cyber violence crime.

Exploring the Causes and Countermeasures of Cyber Violence in the Internet Era

In this current Internet era, the Internet is very popular and almost everyone is using it. However, some problems have arisen from this, and cyber violence is one of them. Today, cyber violence is happening more and more. Therefore, this article will study the causes of cyber violence and the countermeasures for cyber violence. This study provides an insightful and comprehensive study of cyber violence and broadens the research on cyber violence. Finally, it is found that the causes of cyber violence are: First of all, The virtuality and anonymity of the Internet. Secondly, some information media and netizens disseminate information irrationally. Thirdly, the relevant laws and regulations are not perfect. Fourthly, the supervision of Internet platforms is not in place. Fifthly, Internet users are getting younger. The countermeasures for cyber violence are: Firstly, improve the regulatory policies and laws for cyber violence. Secondly, the Internet platform should improve the regulatory strategy. Thirdly, improve the network public opinion supervision and platform reporting system. Fourthly, strengthen the early warning of public opinion and the guiding role of mainstream media. Fifthly, improve the rule of law and moral cultivation of Internet users.

코로나19 발생 전후의 사이버폭력에 대한 뉴스 빅데이터 분석

This study analyzes social agendas and changes in perception of cyber violence before and after the outbreak of COVID-19 using news big data. To this end, LDA topic modeling analysis technique was conducted. As a result of the analysis, first, as keywords such as ‘school, student, education, damage, investigation, prevention’ appeared as high-ranking keywords in both periods, it was confirmed that the main target of social interest in cyber violence was in students and school sites. Second, the number of news articles related to cyber violence was about twice as high as in the previous period, and new topics such as fair punishment for cyber violence, its system improvement and legislation, and strengthening digital media communication with the public emerged. Third, as a result of reclassifying all the derived topics into three major categories, the topic dealing with the harmful effects of cyber violence was the most at 43.3%, its prevention and education 30.8%, and cyber violence system and legislation 26.0%. appeared in sequence. Based on these analysis results, implications for the participation and role of all members of society in cyber violence were presented, and limitations of the study and suggestions for follow-up studies were made.

Cyberbullying Victimization and Perpetration in South Korean Youth: Structural Equation Modeling and Latent Means Analysis

This study explores the relationship between cyberbullying perception, social support, internet use time, cybercrime victimization, and cybercrime perpetration for adolescents by using a nationally representative sample—the 2020 Cyber Violence Survey ( N = 4,958, Grades 4–12) in South Korea. Findings include: (1) higher perceptions of cybercrime correspond to a lower likelihood of cyberbullying victimization, (2) greater support from parents and friends decreases the likelihood of cyberbullying victimization and perceptions, (3) Internet usage time is linked to increased chances of experiencing cyberbullying, (4) a significant positive relationship exists between cyber victimization and perpetration, and (5) levels of school management are associated with student cyber safety. Mitigating victimization via early intervention/prevention programs at school were discussed.

아동의 사회성 잠재프로파일에 따른 사이버폭력 감수성의 차이

Objectives The purpose of this study is to classify the latent profile based on sociability among children in Korea, to explore effects of father’s neuroticism and emotional dysregulation as predictors and to identify the differences in cyber violence susceptibility by these latent profiles. Methods Questionnaire data from the 13th wave of Panel Study on Korean Children(PSKC) were analyzed. The data were analyzed using latent profile analysis(LPA), multinominal logistic regression model, and analysis of variance. Results Major findings were as following. First, as a result of latent profile analysis, the three-profile model that include ‘normal sociability group’, ‘low sociability group’ and ‘high sociability group’ was selected as the final model. Second, the predictors of latent profile were father’s neuroticism and emotional dysregulation. Third, there was significant difference in cyber violence susceptibility by the profiles. ‘low sociability group’ showed the lowest cyber violence susceptibility. Meanwhile, the difference between ‘high sociability group’ and ‘normal sociability group’ was not significant. Conclusions This study classified children's sociability by using LPA, and found that different interventions for each latent profile can be effective to enhance children's sociability. Our findings provide valuable implications to help children to get sociality.