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Online safety expert Lina Ghazal emphasizes the crucial role of regulation and technology in addressing the pervasive issue of online misogyny. She highlights the impact of shows like Adolescence, which effectively illuminate the devastating effects that online hate can have on young audiences. Ghazal argues that the normalization of misogynistic content can lead to severe emotional and psychological consequences for children and adolescents.
In her view, a multi-faceted approach is necessary to mitigate these risks. This includes implementing stricter regulations on social media platforms and leveraging advanced technologies to detect and prevent the spread of harmful content. Ghazal believes that by fostering a safer online environment, society can protect vulnerable individuals and promote healthier interactions among users.
Furthermore, she advocates for increased awareness and education around the issue, encouraging parents, educators, and policymakers to engage in conversations about online safety. By addressing the root causes of online misogyny, Ghazal hopes to inspire a cultural shift that prioritizes respect and equality in digital spaces.
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