Singapore proposes law to help victims of online harms like sexual harassment and stalking

Singapore Tables Bill To Protect Victims Of Online Abuses

Singapore proposed legislation Wednesday to set up a powerful new body that can compel social media firms to take down harmful posts, block access or remove apps to shield users from cyberbullying and other online abuse.

New Bill to give online harm victims quick redress tabled in Parliament

Victims will be able to seek timely redress from a one-stop government agency. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Singapore proposes law to help victims of online harms like sexual harassment and stalking

If passed, the Bill will establish a new Online Safety Commission (OSC) which can issue directions such as taking down content, restricting accounts or allowing victims to post replies.

Singapore tables bill to protect victims of online abuse

The bill provides for the formation of an Online Safety Commission with powers to address complaints against harmful content.

New Bill which proposes timely relief and redress for online harm

📱 New Bill which proposes timely relief and redress for online harm victims introduced The Online Safety (Relief and Accountability) Bill which will give the Government powers to order social media platforms and app providers to take down harmful content was tabled in Parliament on Wednesday (Oct 15). It will also establish an Online Safety Commission (OSC) for victims of 13 online harms — including stalking and online harassment — to seek tim…

New Bill which proposes timely relief and redress for online harm victims introduced

A new Bill was tabled in Parliament on Wednesday (Oct 15) which will give the Government powers to order social media platforms and app providers to take down harmful content.The Online Safety (Relief and Accountability) Bill will also establish an Online Safety Commission (OSC) for victims of 13 online harms — including stalking and online harassment — to seek timely...