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In 2018, 19.8 per cent of the population in the Gambia was using the Internet, while only 9.6 per cent had a computer at home.18 Many access the Internet at Internet cafés or on their mobile telephone. (...) They often recommend dating websites and help the customers register. (...) It also plans to engage with Internet service providers, Internet cafes and social network platforms to develop child protection codes of conduct, ensure stricter monitoring and filtering and block modules of websites containing child sexual abuse images.

She visited the Internet Hotline Centre, and met with representatives of the Internet Content Safety Association and the Safer Internet Association. 4. (...) Thereafter, the Association provides Internet service providers and mobile network operators with lists of Internet addresses to be blocked. (...) Managed by the Internet Association Japan, it is a member of the International Network of Internet Hotlines and funded by the National Police Agency.

The Special Rapporteur has assessed complaints from civil society that in a number of schools there exist guidelines, which sanction and impose punishments for dating between school students. The facts of the matter are still being verified since it would appear that some of the data on which some of the complaints relied (2009-2013) may be too dated and the problem may have since been largely resolved. (...) In the case of illicit videos circulating online, victims are forced to continuously suffer unless those videos are removed from the Internet. Therefore, deletion support is critical for the recovery of victims. ____________ 5 The sudden onset of the COVID-19 pandemic within a few months of the Special Rapporteur visiting Korea has meant that it was not possible to fairly assess whether the recommendation system does in point of fact work or whether it is too weak. (...) The Armed Forces have also confirmed wrongly using dating apps to identify male military personnel who had had sexual intercourse with other male members of the Armed Forces during investigations in 2017 35 individuals, and attempted to intimidate some of them to hand over their mobile phones in order to identify their sex partners.

Racism in the media and on the Internet .................................................................................. 16 C. (...) The African presence in the Netherlands has a long history, dating back to the Dutch Empire’s participation in the transatlantic trade in Africans and the system of African enslavement, especially in the Caribbean. 7. (...) In addition, other institutions collect data about ethnic discrimination, such as specialized agencies against discrimination, the National Human Rights Institute, and the Registration Bureau for Discrimination on the Internet. Periodic “Monitors” are published on racial and other kinds of discrimination.

Concerning child pornography, the National Bureau of Interpol is working together with the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) in the United States of America in a special group monitoring the Internet. Ukraine also ratified the Convention on Cybercrime.

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The parliament receives annual progress updates that include statistics from the anti-discrimination bureaux, the police and Meldpunt Internet Discriminatie (MiND), an entity responsible for assessing reports of online discrimination. (...) Religious and non-religious belief groups have a point of contact with the Government through the Ministry of Justice and Security whose role, dating back to 1806, involves attending to issues and communicating concerns to the Government. 28.

Racism in the media .......................................................................................... 76-78 15 C. Racism on the Internet....................................................................................... 79-80 16 D. (...) The African presence in the United Kingdom has a long history, dating back to the Roman Empire and continuing with the participation of England/Britain in the transatlantic trade in Africans and the system of African enslavement, especially in the Caribbean. (...) Some communities, for example in Liverpool, date back to the 1700s. Others are second or third generation immigrants descended from the Windrush generation of economic migrants and others are more recent groups who have migrated from Africa, the Americas and other parts of Europe for a variety of social, economic and political reasons. 10.

In the eight months of the present regime, more than 23,790 articles were deleted from internet sites for being "articles following the north", and hundreds of internet sites were forced to shut down. “Jaju Minbo”, the progressive internet newspaper – it represents the voice of justice – is in the state of shutdown, being accused of “pro-north”. (...) Critical living conditions created not only the “generation of giving up on 3 dos” such as dating, marriage and childbirth but also the “generation of complaining on 3 feels” such as anxiety, dissatisfaction and mistrust and the number continues to be increased.

On June 8, 2010, amendments to the Criminal Code and other acts went into effect introducing more effective measures to counteract paedophilia in the Internet. The purpose of the Act was to introduce harsher penalties for perpetrators of sex offences against children below the age of 15. (...) Prior to June 2010, libel and slander committed in the mass media (the press, radio, television, book publications, electronic recordings or the Internet) was punishable by up to two years in prison. (...) As a result of the ECHR rulings, the Polish Parliament adopted the Act on Disclosure of Information about State Secret Service Documents dating from 1944-1990 and the Contents of Such Documents (the “Act”).