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Also known as cyber defamation, online defamation includes false and harmful content (either textual, picture, voice message, or even video) that published, shared, and disseminated through different social media platforms, blogging websites, online forums, etc. In this technologically advanced world, the digital landscape provides multiple avenues for the spread of defamatory content on the internet. Types of Online Defamation Depending upon the mode of publishing false and derogatory content, online defamation can be classified as − Social Media Defamation − Social media defamation refers to the publication of false or derogatory statements about an individual, business, or entity ... Read More

Online defamation law in India, though, is a new area to deal with; however, its link can be traced in some century old laws of India including Indian Penal Code (IPC). Besides, its link can also be traced in Indian Evidence Act, Criminal Procedure Code, etc. along with the exclusively legislated Information Technology Act. What does Online Defamation Law Exactly Define? Online defamation law (also known as cyber defamation law) defines the legal principles and regulations that govern and regulate defamatory statements made through digital platforms, such as online social media platforms. Defamation in the online context involves the ... Read More