Celebs stand up against cyberbullying and fake news


KUALA LUMPUR: Being accused of buying a Datukship or criticised on social media – these are some of the hurtful things celebrities such as Datuk Hans Isaac and Neelofa have experienced in the cyberworld.

Realising that anyone can become a victim of cyberbullying or fake news on social media, they and a group of other local celebrities banded together for a campaign to stand up against such acts.

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