Prime Minister Modi addressed recent large protests in New Delhi, mobilized by the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) over examination paper leaks, calling some protesters' actions "vile abuses." Protesters have faced online abuse and police complaints, with authorities asking social media platforms to remove content targeting the premier.
Over 70 mosque attacks occurred in the UK last year, with data showing a 19% rise in anti-Muslim hate crime in England and Wales. The British Muslim Trust criticizes the government's £40m security funding scheme for being difficult to access and slow, despite the increasing threat.
An Indian judge, Tabassum Khan, is facing online abuse and death threats after sentencing 14 men to life imprisonment for the 2022 lynching of Nazir Ahmad. The attacks, fueled by religious hate, target Khan's Muslim identity rather than her legal reasoning, prompting judicial bodies to rally behind her and provide police protection.
A new online abuse business is operating by charging Rs 99 via UPI for access to private Telegram groups. These groups allegedly contain women's images, including non-consensual photos and candid shots, with some posts soliciting "leaks" of private images. Investigations found over 70 such posts across social media platforms.
A new report by Chayn highlights that social media companies and authorities fail women by focusing on nudity, not consent, in image-based abuse. The report, featuring Pakistani actress Ayesha Omar and a woman named Mahnoor, argues that even non-explicit images can have devastating consequences, leading to social ostracization and reputational damage.
Declan Rice's girlfriend, Lauren Fryer, has been subjected to severe online abuse and stadium chants due to her appearance. Despite Rice's public defense and support, Fryer has largely withdrawn from social media.
A CBSE Class 12 student claims the uploaded Physics answer sheet is not his, citing handwriting and answer differences. His brother defended him against online abuse, including being called "Pakistani," after they created an X account to highlight the issue due to revaluation process difficulties.
Travis Head's wife Jessica revealed she and her family are facing online abuse from Indian cricket fans following a heated on-field exchange between Head and Virat Kohli during an IPL 2026 match. This echoes similar abuse after the 2023 World Cup final.
Travis Head's wife, Jessica, reported renewed online abuse from Indian cricket fans following a viral IPL 2026 incident involving Virat Kohli. Hateful messages targeted the couple, their friends, and family, echoing past abuse after major cricket finals.
Jessica Head, wife of Australian cricketer Travis Head, has revealed she and her family are facing online abuse from Indian fans following a heated on-field exchange between Head and Virat Kohli during an IPL 2026 match. She described the incident as a repeat of abuse faced after the 2023 World Cup final.
