The culture of recording criminal acts before sharing them on social media is increasingly worrying as cases of bullying and violence are now not just committed, but also made into spectacle. Among them, the case of a student being beaten up in Ampang Jaya and the bullying of children in Johor Bahru which went viral and led to police action. Why are perpetrators willing to record their own crimes? Is it the popularity, spectacle and support ...
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The culture of recording criminal acts before sharing them on social media is increasingly worrying as cases of bullying and violence are now not just committed, but also made into spectacle. Among them, the case of a student being beaten up in Ampang Jaya and the bullying of children in Johor Bahru which went viral and led to police action. Why are perpetrators willing to record their own crimes? Is it the popularity, spectacle and support ...