UK considers Internet ombudsman to deal with hate crimes
The British government is considering creating an Internet ombudsman, who would address complaints related to hate crimes. In addition, a levy on social media companies would raise funds to assist in managing the rising costs of policing online offences. The idea of creating an ombudsman is also being developed in France and Australia.
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