French court convicts creators over live violence
A French court in Nice sentenced two content creators—Owain Sinazandoti, known as "Naruto," and Safin Hamadi, known as "Safin"—to suspended prison sentences after being convicted of using violence and insults against French content creator Rafael Gravan, known as "Jan Bormanov," who died during a live broadcast on the platform "Kik." The court confirmed that the incident involved physical and verbal assaults aimed at attracting viewers, which caused widespread shock in France regarding the limits of digital content. Although they were found guilty of violence, the court did not consider the defendants responsible for Gravan's death, as the autopsy revealed he suffered from health issues including heart weakness, and they were not charged with causing his death. The ruling also included a six-month ban on publishing content for the two individuals.
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