Another Sasu News Post

[Leyna]

Suicide forum found to be in breach of Online Safety Act after failing to block UK users

Ofcom says that after provisional ruling it could apply to courts to demand internet providers stop access to site

www.theguardian.com

 

[Forveleth]

This just in, UK Parliament STILL does not understand the meaning of the word "jurisdiction".

 

[TAW122]

This is quite disturbing how the paternalistic State and various organizations continue to attack SaSu and spread lies. If I recall, SaSu, complied with the new legislation in 2025 (last year) by blocking access to the site to appease the government in the UK and various groups. However, it is of course no surprise that these groups and the State will never be satisified until it is a total ban or so, which is really disturbing. I believe we should NEVER appease to them because they (these groups and even the State) would give no concessions while wanting to maintain their paternalistic grip on suicide prevention and what not.

 

[behindtheveil]

I don't get these pretentious (..) whatever you may fill in. They think that a platform is responsible for getting someone to commit suicide when all it does is provide a way to vent our true feelings. Yes, there is info available for various methods to ctb but so is on google. Why don't they try and ban that.