Online abuse

The former first lady launched her new podcast, alongside her brother, this week.

Data shared exclusively with Newsweek has charted the rise in sexist language on the social media site 4chan.

The phrase "your body, my choice" had appeared under multiple women's posts on various social media platforms.

Vicky Xu has been facing online attacks since writing about forced labor of the Uyghur minority

One former employee had to reportedly flee his house after an increased number of online threats following Musk's release of the "Twitter Files."

The "Montero" rapper revealed the touching story behind the outfit involving his late grandmother and a soup kitchen.

"The algorithm takes what other people are putting in as the option but nobody is policing those algorithms for the defamatory content."

The mother of a 3-month-old baby was called a "disgraceful best friend" by the bride's sister.

"UNTOLD" is the gripping Netflix documentary about a shocking episode of catfishing, and its terrible aftermath.

Judge Paul Watson told Tom Rodwell during sentencing: "You are a callous, unfeeling sexual predator whose only concern is for your own gratification."

"I like to think I've been pretty supportive of her so far, using her pronouns and her name and all that," the woman wrote.

Meghan Markle trolls are earning thousands from advertising linked to YouTube hate videos in an 'abhorrent' practice, a data analyst tells Newsweek.

A mother of two has received "absolute hate" for a TikTok video in which she revealed that she does not allow her children to attend sleepovers.

Rapper DaBaby sparked controversy when he made comments about the gay community and HIV/AIDS during a recent live performance.

The agent in question allegedly "engaged in an inappropriate relationship" with female support staff by using their photos to pose as "minor children or sex workers" while "fishing" for sexual predators on social media websites.

"If you are guilty of racist abuse online on football, then you will not be going to the match,'' Johnson said. "No ifs, no buts, no exemptions, no excuses."

Online anti-vaccination groups are aggressively attempting to intimidate medical professionals and other vaccine advocates into silence, according to reports.

Tech giants told they must act now.

Twitter fails to respond to women's reports of online abuse and harassment, Amnesty International found.

"Whether shouted in their face on the street, daubed on a wall or tweeted into their living room, hateful abuse can have a devastating impact on victims."

While men and women are equally likely to be victims of abuse, a majority of the perpetrators are men.

The Marine Corps has been rattled by a scandal involving a private Facebook group and its surreptitious distribution of explicit images of women in the armed forces.

Two thirds said they feel "less safe" since the murder of Labour MP Jo Cox.

The U.S. study also showed that more younger people had experienced abusive behavior.

Unabated toxic discourse and misinformation in online comment sections have distorted the populace's understanding of information and facilitated its en vogue rejection of facts.

Bullying remains one of the most common reasons why children contact the U.K. helpline.

Party's ruling committee agreed to introduce new social media pledge for members.

Digital rights groups are worried that the deal gives the four companies excessive power.

More than 200,000 aggressive, sexist tweets were sent over three weeks.

A new report shows widespread failure to advance gender equality, including online.