NT Police backs need for cyber safety laws | iTnews

Posted by Steven Kirby | Nov 8, 2017 | Australia, Cyberbullying, eSafety, Federal Government, iTnews, Northern Territory, Police and Law Enforcement, State Government | 0 |

NT Police is not opposed to new laws in the territory to curtail cyber bullying, believing they could also be helpful in gaining cooperation from social media sites generally to aid investigations. States and territories divided.

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