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The online harms call is coming from inside the House

Let me get this straight: the Liberals are reintroducing a bill intended to protect those from marginalized communities from online abuse and violence by using institutions and technological practices known to threaten the very safety of those they are trying to protect?

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BY ERICA IFILL
November 10, 2021

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The online harms call is coming from inside the House

Let me get this straight: the Liberals are reintroducing a bill intended to protect those from marginalized communities from online abuse and violence by using institutions and technological practices known to threaten the very safety of those they are trying to protect?

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