France to sue Kick for alleged negligence over livestream death | France
A state minister said France would sue the Australian Flow Platform for alleged negligence after a user died during a live broadcast.
The platform began to examine after death in a 46 -year -old French at the beginning of this month during a 12 -day live marathon on the channel, after specializing in abuse or humiliation given by other participants.
“Kick did not do anything possible to stop the publication of dangerous content, Clak
Postmortem found that Raphael Graven, known as online Jean Pormanove or JP, was not killed by trauma or someone else.
In a separate announcement on Tuesday, the Paris prosecutor Laure Beccuau, France’s Kick deliberately opened an investigation into the platform to examine whether Kick has published “videos of deliberate attacks on personal integrity”.
Inspectors will also look at whether the flow platform is in accordance with the EU Digital Services Law on content control. Criminals face up to 10 years of imprisonment and a fine of 1 million € (£ 864,000).
After Graven’s death, Kick Français said he would cooperate with the authorities and examine the French content.
Imiz Our priority is to protect and kick the creators and to provide a safer environment, ”X wrote X.“ All the common currents participating in this live broadcast have been banned to hold ongoing investigation. ”
Kick is a live broadcast platform that shares revenue with registered content crews in Australia.
