A government panel on Thursday proposed in a draft plan to reduce court procedures to help victims of cyberbullying seek to identify individuals who made defamatory posts in a swifter way.The new procedures will reduce time and costs, allowing such victims to go through just one court proceeding to ask for the release of information of online harassers such as their names and phone numbers, a panel of the communications ministry said.Under the current law, people in general must go through multiple court proceedings before they can identify individuals who make hateful posts, and many give …READ FULL ARTICLE
