Prosecutors urge extradition of Dutchman in cyberbullying case


  • TECH
  • Wednesday, 15 Jun 2016

A South Korean surfs the Web at an Internet cafe in Seoul in this February 25, 2006 file photo. South Korea is the most-wired country in the world and Internet witch hunts have been conducted with such ferocity that people have committed suicide, left the country in shame and taken new identities after being the subject of a cyber attack. To match feature Korea-Internet-Rage. REUTERS/You Sung-Ho/Files

AMSTERDAM: Prosecutors called for a Dutchman to be extradited to Canada on charges linked to the cyberbullying of a teenager who committed suicide in 2012, saying her family must see “justice done.” 

They told an Amsterdam court that the suspect – identified by Dutch media as Aydin C. – is accused of harassing and blackmailing 39 girls from different countries on the Internet into performing lewd acts, threatening to post videos of earlier sex acts if they failed to comply. 

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