The Internet’s Safety Problem Is Not Abstract - It Lands Heaviest on Women

A published discussion on women’s online safety is a reminder that digital risk is not limited to malware: the everyday architecture of the internet can shape who feels safe enough to participate.

Italy Treats Online Gender Abuse as a New Digital Crime Pattern

A parliamentary focus on cyberviolence of gender points to a harder truth: when abuse moves online, it changes form, persistence, and reach.

33 Years for Sextortion: Why Coercion Alone Can Be a High-Impact Cyber Crime

A guilty plea and a long prison term in a case involving more than 145 children show how online abuse can inflict serious harm without a breached server or malware campaign.

Behind the Screen: How Help4U is Fighting Online Abuse Against Minors in Europe

Europol’s new digital platform promises privacy-focused, personalized support for young victims of online violence.

From Palais to Playgrounds: The Real Cost of Cyberbullying in Europe