An Experiment to Stop Online Abuse Falls Short in Germany

Despite having one of the world’s toughest laws against online hate speech and harassment, Germany has struggled to contain toxic content ahead of its Sept. 26 election.

A Hate Group Targeted My Kid Online

How caregivers can protect children from vicious trolls who infiltrate virtual games and chats.

You Anon

Reconsidering pseudonymity and what it means to “be yourself” online.

French Court Convicts 11 People of Harassing Teenager Over Anti-Islam Rant

In a case that fueled a fierce debate about free speech and blasphemy, the court found 10 people guilty of harassment and one of making death threats.

Opinion | What Jewish Students Need From University Leaders Right Now

Colleges seem reluctant to condemn anti-Semitic speech and assaults.

Opinion | What Jewish Students Need From University Leaders Right Now

Colleges seem reluctant to condemn anti-Semitic speech and assaults.

Opinion | If You Ignore Porn, You Aren’t Teaching Sex Ed

Refusing to discuss sexually explicit media won’t make it go away.

Google Seeks to Break Vicious Cycle of Online Slander

In response to Times articles, the search giant is changing its algorithm, part of a major shift in how Google polices harmful content.

As Dictators Target Citizens Abroad, Few Safe Spaces Remain

For émigrés and exiles, pressure on families back home, social media intimidation, even kidnapping, have become a regular part of life.