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The “Harm This Natasha” Trend Raises Alarming Questions About Racism, Exploitation and Digital Accountability
A growing controversy surrounding the so-called “Harm This Natasha” trend on Chinese social media has reignited debate about online racism, the exploitation of vulnerable communities and the responsibilities of digital platforms in moderating harmful content. The trend centres on videos featuring a black baby doll commonly referred to as “Natasha.” In widely shared clips, users are seen striking, stomping on or otherwise mistreating the dolls, often under the guise of comedy

Southerton Business Times
3 hours ago2 min read


ZHRC Backs Proposed Social Media Ban for Minors to Protect "Paramount Interests"
HARARE – The Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission (ZHRC) has thrown its weight behind a proposed government policy aimed at banning underage children from social media platforms. Jessie Majome, Chairperson and Spokesperson of the ZHRC, stated that while the Constitution guarantees freedom of information, the protection of minors remains a legal and moral priority.

Southerton Business Times
Apr 52 min read
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