More ways proposed in Singapore for victims of online harms to seek redress, including getting content blocked

The idea is to introduce a complaints mechanism, administered by the new agency to provide timely assistance to victims of online harms has been. - Photo: TNP file

SINGAPORE: Victims of online harms such as cyber bullying and sexual harassment could soon have access to a broad suite of measures to seek redress.

They will be able to submit complaints about such harms to a new agency dedicated to enhancing online safety and supporting victims of online harms, the Ministry of Law (MinLaw) and Ministry of Digital Development and Information (MDDI) said on Friday (Nov 22).

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