Sentence examples for online harm from inspiring English sources

Rather, they should be seen within the framework of violence more generally Myth: All children are equally vulnerable to cyberbullying and online harm, given that physical and social boundaries largely disappear online.

(Do childless families need filters?) Senator Helen Coonan, communications minister, said of Wood's breach that "unfortunately, no single measure can protect children from online harm and... traditional parenting skills have never been more important".

Over the course of the next few weeks, I will explore this new landscape in terms of our cherished rights of free expression on the one hand and the increasingly complex and challenging efforts to protect our children from online harm.

Research worldwide suggests a strong correlation between young people being vulnerable to offline violence and being more vulnerable to online harm.

The openness of the internet coupled with the digital divide between children, parents, caregivers and teachers can, however, leave children exposed to online harm, which can negatively impact their personal development and well-being.

In fact, while the assumption is that cyberbullying and other forms of online harm clearly warrant concern and attention, this phenomenon still remains less common than other forms of offline bullying.

Wallowing in jihadist nonsense online harms no one in itself, but it may well have devastating consequences if it leads to action.Miss Malik was cleared of breaching section 57 of the Terrorism Act, which bans possessing any article "for terrorist purposes".

Commenting on the group's letter, a government spokesperson told the Telegraph: "We have been clear that more needs to be done to tackle online harms.

The UK government has made a series of proposals around Internet safety in recent years, and the media & telco group argues this is a "golden opportunity" to act against what they describe as "all potential online harms" — further suggesting that "many of which are exacerbated by social media".

"We are aware that companies and charities are undertaking a wide range of work to tackle online harms and would want to ensure we do not negatively impact existing work," it adds, suggesting it's most keen not to be accused of making a tricky problem worse.

The new rules bar users from doing anything online to harm national unity or incite the overthrow of China's socialist system.