Digital & Online Violence UK-SK

数字和网络暴力是一种日益严重的现象，如果不加以制止，可能会对个人和群体造成严重伤害。智能手机、平板电脑、电脑、可穿戴技术和智能家居系统已经成为人们日常生活的一部分。然而，当技术使事情“成为可能”时，他们面临着意想不到的挑战。随着我们对技术的依赖日益增加——尤其是在2019冠状病毒病大流行期间——生活已与数字融合，虐待、暴力和伤害的可能性呈指数级增长。从社交媒体上的网络滥用，到技术促进的暴力，对数字和网络暴力不加控制的风险太大了。该项目旨在填补这一空白，并确保不仅这些形式的暴力行为被呼吁出来，而且韩国和英国的社会和监管部门也即将做出回应。国家和国际组织未能系统性地有效认识、应对、处理和解决针对妇女的数字和网络暴力，是未能保护妇女的权利和安全。不充分的反应对妇女的权利以及确保她们的安全、尊严和平等具有重大影响。无论受影响妇女的地理位置如何，也无论实施暴力的数字手段如何，这都是一个持续不断的失败。尽管政治家、民间社会组织（以及公众）发出了呼吁，但在以下方面却鲜有作为：1)检查和捕捉通过技术手段实施的数字和网络暴力的程度和类型；2)探索跨大洲、文化和学科的这一现象的比较要素；3)制定有意义的建议来解决数字暴力问题。该项目将汇集一个由从事当代研究的个人组成的国际跨学科小组，以解决数字和网络形式的暴力，特别是针对妇女的网络暴力。该项目旨在建立一个集体网络，以确定进一步研究的优先领域，从而建立切实的机制，以应对韩国和英国数字和网络暴力带来的挑战。数字和在线形式的暴力构成的挑战涉及多个学科、部门和司法管辖区，不能孤立地加以解决。该项目旨在将从事互联网安全、技术、法律、政治、媒体监管、体育、新闻、政治和教育的研究人员聚集在一起，分享知识，挑战应对数字暴力有害现象的学科限制。

Digital and online violence is a growing phenomenon, which if left unchecked, can cause serious harm to individuals and groups. Smartphones, tablets, computers, wearable technologies and smart home systems have all become part of daily life. With them though, are challenges not anticipated when technology made things 'possible.' As our dependency on technology has grown - especially notable during the Covid-19 pandemic - and life has become digitally integrated, the potential for abuse, violence, and harm have grown exponentially. From online abuses on social media, to technologically facilitated violence, the risks of leaving digital and online violence unchecked are too great. This project seeks to fill that gap and ensure that not only are these forms of violence called out, but societal and regulatory responses are forthcoming in South Korea and the UK. Systematic failures of state(s), and international organisations to recognise and respond to, and address and tackle digital and online forms of violence against women effectively are a failure to protect women's rights and safety. Insufficient responses have significant ramifications for women's rights and for ensuring their safety, dignity, and equality at all times. This is a constant, and repeated failure, irrespective of the geographical location of the women affected, or the digital means by which violence is perpetrated. Despite calls from politicians, civil society organisations (and the general public, little has been done to:i) examine and capture the extent and typology of digital and online violence perpetrated through technological means,ii) explore the comparative elements of this phenomenon across continents, cultures, and disciplines, oriii) develop meaningful proposals to tackle digital violence.This project will bring together an international, and interdisciplinary group of individuals engaged in contemporary research to address digital and online forms of violence, especially online violence against women. The project seeks to build a collective network to establish priority areas of further research that can lead to creation of tangible mechanisms to address the challenges posed by digital and online violence in both South Korea and the UK. The challenges posed by digital and online forms of violence cover a number of disciplines, sectors, and jurisdictions, and cannot be solved in isolation. This project seeks to bring together researchers engaged in internet safety, technology, law, politics, media regulation, sport, journalism, politics, and education so as to share knowledge and challenge disciplinary limitations of responding to the pernicious phenomenon of digital violence.