- The campaign "Don't Hesitate, Do Report, Stay Safe" aims to improve the online safety of women. The campaign will focus on increasing awareness and knowledge about tools and resources available to users to report online abuse, inappropriate content, and behavior.
- The campaign will be launched in five Indian languages such as Hindi, Bengali, Marathi, Kannada, and Tamil. This will raise awareness among users to report the content they find objectionable.
- The campaign "Don't Hesitate, Do Report, Stay Safe" is formed in consultation with various CSOs in India and it also aims to bust existing myths such as "If I report nothing will happen" or "If I report, it will not stay anonymous".
- These include an online resource center to deal with topics like cyberbullying, cyberstalking, and financial fraud and will provide training to effectively use online resources and grievance redressal mechanisms for women.
- Meta last year launched StopNCII.org which empowers women to combat and prevent the spread of non-consensual intimate images (NCII). Meta also launched a Safety Hub for Women which is available in English and 12 Indian languages that hosts all the safety resources women need when navigating the platform.
Question:
Q.1 National Commission for Women and MARD along with which social media platform to launch a reporting campaign "Don't Hesitate, Do Report, Stay Safe" for women's safety?
a. Twitter
b. Instagram
c. Meta
d. Whatsapp
a. Twitter
b. Instagram
c. Meta
d. Whatsapp
