Kibervardarbība pret sievietēm un meitenēm ir dzimumā balstīta vardarbība, kura tiek veikta ar elektroniskās komunikācijas līdzekļiem vai Internetā. Kaut gan kibervardarbība var ietekmēt kā sievietes, tā arī vīriešus, sieviešu un meiteņu pieredze ir atšķirīgākas un vairāk traumatiskās kibervardarbības forma.
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> Study: “Abuse of power: coordinated online harassment of Finnish government ministers”
By: Kristina Van Sant Rolf Fredheim Gundars Bergmanis-Korāts, NATO StratCom COE
Year: 2021
This report is an explorative analysis of abusive messages targeting Finnish ministers on the social media platform Twitter. The purpose of this study is to understand the scope of politically motivated abusive language on Finnish Twitter, and to determine if, and to what extent, it is perpetrated by inauthentic accounts.
> Documentary “#FatUglySlut”
Women are twenty-seven times more likely than men to be harassed on social media. This shocking finding, published by the European Women’s Lobby in 2017, suggests that cyber-violence against women is not a series of isolated acts, but a systemic scourge. Sociological studies have shown that it is mostly committed by men who, contrary to popular belief, belong to more privileged socio-economic groups. Feeling protected by the virtual nature of their actions, the perpetrators are organised and sometimes carry out “digital raids”, or harassment in packs, with terrible consequences, both personal and professional, for their victims.
Directors: Florence Hainaut and Myriam Leroy
Production: KWASSA Films Production
Producer: Annabella Nezri
Country: Belgium
Year: 2021
Link: https://www.arte.tv/en/videos/098404-000-A/fatuglyslut/?fbclid=IwAR3wYC2WWKXbNiIi5oJ-lZOdhDQwyYy4dFGqfc_2OGLvw3LyGyEwq2JCsMA
> Amnesty International: Report “#ToxicTwitter: Violence and abuse against women online”
“Twitter is a social media platform used by hundreds of millions of people around the world to debate, network and share information with each other. However, the findings in this report paint a worrying picture that Twitter can be a toxic place for its female users. The company’s failure to meet its responsibilities regarding violence and abuse means that many women are no longer able to express themselves freely on the platform without fear of violence or abuse.”
Year: 2018
> European Parliament: Study Combating gender-based violence: Cyber violence
“With the rise of new technology and social media, gender-based cyber violence is a constantly growing threat with impacts at individual, social and economic levels, on women and girls and on society generally.
There is currently no common definition or effective policy approach to combating gender-based cyber violence at EU or national level. Action taken so far has been inadequate, and the cross-border nature of gender- based cyber violence has yet to be properly addressed either.”
Year: 2020