AI-generated Summary, Reviewed by Patrika
Digital violence against women active in the public sphere has become a serious global crisis. According to a UN Women report, 70% of women activists, human rights defenders, and journalists surveyed in 119 countries reported experiencing online violence. Efforts to silence women speaking out on social issues, politics, and justice on digital platforms are rapidly increasing.
The most dangerous aspect is that 41% of women have also been victims of offline attacks related to online harassment. This means digital violence is no longer confined to the virtual world but is transforming into real threats. The situation is even more dire for women journalists. While 20% of women journalists reported offline attacks linked to online harassment in 2020, this figure rose to 42% in 2025.
The report indicates that approximately a quarter of women have experienced AI-based online violence, including deepfake images, videos, and manipulated content. The rate of such violence against women writers and influencers speaking on human rights issues on social media has reached 30%.
Women in India are also grappling with this problem. Journalist Rana Ayyub has been a victim of continuous cyber harassment and deepfake pornography. In 2024, her personal documents were leaked. Deepfake videos of TV anchor Anjana Om Kashyap have also been created. Celebrities and influencers are not immune either. Actress Sreeleela and YouTuber Payal Dharay have also faced harassment.
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