Combating Cyber Violence: A Multi-Level Approach for a Safer Digital Space
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Cyber Violence, Influencing Factors, Multi-Level ApproachAbstract
In recent years, alongside the steady growth of China's internet user base, diverse forms of cyber violence-including doxxing, rumor-mongering, defamation, and the malicious spread of manipulated content-have emerged as frequent, widespread, and highly contentious issues. These phenomena pose significant potential harm to individuals and society. While the Chinese government and relevant authorities have prioritized this problem, enacting a series of policies and regulations, the inherent ambiguity and evolving nature of cyber violence present considerable challenges for both research and governance. This study, therefore, employs empirical investigation to further analyze the current state of cyber violence and its influencing factors. Based on the findings, the research proposes a multi-level strategy to combat cyber violence, aiming to contribute to building a safer digital space.
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