Poland Moves to Curb Illegal Online Content After School Knife Attacks
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Prime Minister Donald Tusk pointed to "a wave of online violence" and "various kinds of challenges."
"We have such information."
Following a series of attacks in Polish schools, reports have emerged that they may be part of an online "challenge." Police have not confirmed these reports.
In this incident, the suspect wore a helmet fitted with a camera and intended to record the attack, raising concerns about the possibility of the violence being streamed or shared online. Three social media giants oppose UK requests for information. The US pressures Australia to exempt Big Tech companies from social media laws. Egypt bans children under 13 from using social media.
Following a series of attacks at schools in the Masovia region, Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced a return to regulations allowing the state to immediately block hate speech online. He emphasized that similar measures had previously been vetoed by the president.
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