Bridging the Digital Divide: A Grounded Theory Exploration of Network Violence Victims' Disengagement from Judicial Pathways

The recurring suicides linked to network violence highlight gaps between idealized governance frameworks and practical implementation. It may be useful to elaborate on how individuals perceive their circumstances and the barriers preventing them from seeking legal help, thereby enriching the discussion on network violence.The tendency of victims to self-blame plays a crucial role in shaping their decision-making pathways, serving as a significant mediator that correlates positively with suicidal thoughts. Current governance frameworks still encounter challenges related to underutilization.These suggestions encompass the need for platforms to create responsive systems, innovate algorithms for fair content moderation, and foster judicial awareness concerning the nuanced narratives of victims, thus promoting more effective legal outcomes.