Australia to Ban ‘Doxxing’ After Jewish Individuals Targeted: New Law and Debate Unveiled.

Australia To Ban ‘Doxxing’: The Australian government is set to outlaw ‘Doxxing’ following the publication of personal details of hundreds of Jewish individuals.

Attorney-General Mark Dreyfuss leads the charge to protect against online hate speech.

Australia will ban ‘Doxxing’ after information about hundreds of Jews is published, and questions raised about the rules.

The Australian government said on Tuesday it would outlaw ‘Doxxing’ after pro-Palestinian activists published the personal details of hundreds of Jewish people in Australia.

‘Doxxing’ refers to the malicious release of personal or identifying information online without the subject’s consent.

Australia To Ban ‘Doxxing: Attorney-General Mark Dreyfuss said the proposed law would include provisions such as fining social media platforms for such things.

The government responded after Nine Entertainment reported that pro-Palestinian activists had published information about the names, images, occupations, and social media accounts of Jewish people working in the academic and creative industries.

Dreyfus himself is a Jew. He said the new law would strengthen Australia’s protections against hate speech.

“The increasing use of online platforms to harm people through things like doxxing is a disturbing development,” he said.

Monash University cyber security expert Nigel Fair praised the idea of a law against ‘doxxing’, but questioned how it would be enforced.

US NEWS: A plane door unexpectedly dropped in midair in America, prompting an emergency landing.

The back door of a small plane collapsed shortly after takeoff in the US.

During this time, the plane was flying over Cheektowaga, some distance south of the airport, after which it would have to make an emergency landing.

The accident happened near the airport.

According to the news agency, there were two people on board. The plane landed safely at Buffalo Niagara International Airport. This incident happened around 5.30 pm on Monday.

There is no report of damage to property or injury to anyone in this incident. A search was made for the door of the aircraft, but it could not be located.