Group 1 - The case of Liu Xuezhou's online bullying leading to his death highlights the importance of both prevention and accountability in addressing online violence [1][2] - The court ruling emphasized the "cumulative effect" of online bullying, indicating that even individual comments can contribute to a larger wave of violence, thus holding participants accountable [2][3] - The ruling also reflects the need for enhanced protection for minors in the digital space, as they are particularly vulnerable to online attacks and may suffer long-lasting psychological impacts [2][3][4] Group 2 - A survey indicated that over half of the interviewed minors have experienced online bullying, with nearly 30% reporting feelings of depression following such incidents [3] - China's legal framework provides comprehensive protections for minors, including laws that safeguard their personal rights and establish clear pathways for addressing online violence [3][4] - The case underscores the necessity for proactive measures, such as education on online behavior and mental health support, to prevent future tragedies involving minors [4][5]
刘学州被网暴案宣判：预防和追责同样重要
Jing Ji Guan Cha Bao·2025-06-26 05:22