Online sexual violence constitutes of conveying unwanted sexual language, information(including medical information and ads), obscene visual(including pornography) or remarks on others’ body, sexual interests or acts, or demanding sexual dialogue, threatening with sexual harrassment, or suggesting sexual intercourse or prostitution.
In this study, we investigate the current situation of online human rights infringement on women and suggest measures to eradicate it. We categorize online human rights infringement into four types: online stalking, online sexual violence, online defamation and insult/slandering, and dissemination of pictures and videos of others without their permission. Online stalking refers to the acts of surveying or collecting information of others, demanding chatting or meeting, or repeatedly threatening, attacking or criticizing others through online communication. Online sexual violence constitutes of conveying unwanted sexual language, information(including medical information and ads), obscene visual(including pornography) or remarks on others’ body, sexual interests or acts, or demanding sexual dialogue, threatening with sexual harrassment, or suggesting sexual intercourse or prostitution. Online defamation legally constitutes of mainly those behaviors of slandering and disseminating falsity.