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Defamation Drives Digital Violence Against Women
This study highlights how, during the recent parliamentary elections, female candidates faced various forms of digital violence. A total of 436 cases of hate speech or contempt based on gender were recorded, including 481 instances of defamation against the candidates, accounting for 76.6% of the total. Additionally, 64.5% of these cases involved the dissemination of unverified information, and 59.9% were fake news. The study also documented 271 cases of invasion of privacy and 64 threats, with the use of multiple digital tools such as manipulated images and artificial intelligence. The results confirm that gender-targeted digital violence during election campaigns is an increasing phenomenon that requires protective measures and awareness efforts.
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