Cassandra Mudgway is an expert in international human rights law and online abuse, and is a senior lecturer in law at the University of Canterbury.

The Commerce Commission has received more than 100 enquiries about them this year alone, but the fake storefronts continue to operate.

The burden of online safety shouldn't fall on young people themselves, while the systems that foster harm continue unchecked.

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I have the right to communicate in the ways that I need... they don’t have the right to tell me I’m faking it.' ...

Tansy is a secondary school teacher who combines her passion for disability rights with teaching English to the best students ever and wrangling a very neurodiverse household.

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Applause: “Please clap,” as Jeb Bush famously asked his unresponsive crowd to do at his rally. Applause is great after a ...