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Irene de Bel: 'Our legal system provides too few tools to tackle online abuse'

Irene de Bel: 'Our legal system provides too few tools to tackle online abuse'

The Dutch hosting company NForce voluntarily took down the controversial website Motherless following a request from the Public Prosecution Service due to its host of illegal content. This action highlights concerns from experts that the current legal system provides insufficient tools to effectively combat long-term online abuse and illegal hosting.

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Following a significant rise in reports of discrimination during WorldPride, over 44 'Safer Spaces' are opening in Amsterdam to provide immediate support to the queer community. These locations, many situated in hotels, offer victims a safe environment to share their experiences and receive assistance.