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Japan enacts law to enable simpler court steps to find cyberbullies

Japan enacts law to enable simpler court steps to find cyberbullies
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Même Terrace House n a jamais été une télé-réalité vertueuse

Même Terrace House n a jamais été une télé-réalité vertueuse
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There are increasing calls for toughening the penalty from online slander victims and others

There are increasing calls for toughening the penalty from online slander victims and others. Apr. 15 05:37 am JST Today | 06:49 am JST ©2021 GPlusMedia Inc. Today 11:34 am JST Let’s all hope something is actually put into effect. If not, these are just more empty words from an unnamed ‘spokesperson’ and are ( +0 / -0 ) Facebook users Use your Facebook account to login or register with JapanToday. By doing so, you will also receive an email inviting you to receive our news alerts.Facebook Connect Login with your JapanToday account Remember Me

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The Japanese government may review and increase penalty for online slander

The ministry's move is in response to increasing calls for toughening the penalty from slander victims and others.

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Japan May Review Penalty for Insult after Online Slander Case

Русский Tokyo, April 11 (Jiji Press) Japan s Justice Ministry is considering reviewing the statutory penalty for insult after the death of professional wrestler and reality show cast member Hana Kimura, who suffered online slander. The ministry started the move in response to increasing calls for toughening the penalty from online slander victims and others. Kimura, then 22, died in an apparent suicide in May last year after seeing many insulting comments on Twitter over her behavior in popular reality television show Terrace House. Tokyo prosecutors recently gave summary indictments to two men for posting such comments. Tokyo Summary Court fined both men 9,000 yen.

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