China reviews bill to address online abuse

The Chinese Cyberspace Administration has issued a draft law to combat online abuse. It includes the implementation of immediate alerts for users and makes service providers responsible for reporting cases involving minors, seniors, or people with disabilities. The law aims to reduce damages caused by digital harassment and allows victims to seek legal action to stop the harmful actions. Judicial authorities and relevant organizations can also file lawsuits in the interest of the public. Public consultation on the draft is open until August 28, with the goal of strengthening online user protection laws in China.

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