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[00:00:00] to make a statement about the case and TV2 has backed down and apologized,
[00:00:03] and they will also conduct an internal investigation, but is
[00:00:07] that enough for you, as Minister of Culture, when you say that the case
[00:00:10] is as serious as it
[00:00:12] is?
[00:00:15] Well, for now it's enough, but as I said, I think it would be
[00:00:18] extremely problematic if I, as minister, interfered in
[00:00:23] underway with TVA Live with program activities or interfered in personnel matters. We have a very
[00:00:26] strong tradition that public service media are independent, I think
[00:00:29] we should be happy about that, it means that most people trust
[00:00:33] TV2, but right here, trust has suffered an enormous
[00:00:37] setback, and that is TV2's own fault, and I
[00:00:41] think TV2 is also aware of it, and TV2 now knows that it is now
[00:00:44] up to them whether they can restore trust among
[00:00:47] Danes. I encourage them to do everything they
[00:00:51] can to restore that trust, and I believe they will, but it depends
[00:00:55] on what they do now, and I think
[00:00:58] it's better than if I went in and made new rules or
[00:01:02] detailed regulations, especially when I can confirm that the rules they have should
[00:01:05] actually be sufficient to prevent something like this in the future.
[00:01:08] But now we hear from SF, which is part of the
[00:01:11] government, that there is something that needs to be included in the
[00:01:14] media negotiations, so are you prepared to look at the demands on
[00:01:18] TV2, or can you tell your colleague that it's not going to
[00:01:21] happen?
[00:01:24] Well, I think it's fine to have a dialogue with TV2 about the
[00:01:28] ethical guidelines, I think
[00:01:31] we should generally have that about public service media, not least in relation to their use
[00:01:34] of social media, so of course we can
[00:01:38] talk about that, but I have already, as Minister of Culture,
[00:01:42] looked at TV2's ethical guidelines, because I asked myself the same
[00:01:45] question, do they actually have guidelines for this, and they have
[00:01:49] clear-cut guidelines, it states in black
[00:01:51] and white that participants have the right to be clearly informed
[00:01:54] about the framework and theme for the recordings they
[00:01:58] participated in, and that is precisely the requirement that has been used here in
[00:02:02] a completely flagrant and unethical way, where a person has been made
[00:02:05] a fool of for several months, even
[00:02:08] involving networks and so on, that
[00:02:12] should not be done, neither out of common humanity, but
[00:02:16] it should also not be done when you have clear rules against it for
[00:02:20] your own organization. So I just need to understand how much or how little you,
[00:02:24] as Minister of Culture, will intervene in the matter, will you ensure that
[00:02:27] no more programs like "Everybody Loves Rasmus" are made?
[00:02:30] Rasmus,
[00:02:32] I don't think anyone wants a Minister of Culture to interfere in
[00:02:36] program activities or interfere in personnel matters,
[00:02:39] uh, but I think that TV2 cannot be in doubt that
[00:02:43] Danes, and also myself, absolutely do not
[00:02:47] believe that this type of program belongs on a public service station or
[00:02:51] anywhere else, and I hope they will use the coming time to
[00:02:55] convince us that they have understood and that they will comply
[00:02:58] Good morning and welcome, it's Monday and we are with it. That's how it sounds from the Minister of Culture, thank
[00:03:01] you.
[00:03:06] In Ukraine, the system that warns the population about attacks
[00:03:09] has been hacked, the country's air defense confirms.
[00:03:13] According to the media Kyiv Independent, Ukrainians have received
[00:03:16] false alarms on their mobile phones about
[00:03:19] impending attacks with
[00:03:20] Snapchat. The purpose is nuclear weapons, chemical weapons and street fighting. Also
[00:03:24] the Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations' app has been hacked, according to the news
[00:03:28] agency TASS. Here the message to users was that
[00:03:31] nuclear missiles had been launched all over the
[00:03:34] country.
[00:03:43] We stay in Ukraine, the longest ceasefire under Russia's
[00:03:46] war of aggression against Ukraine expired on Sunday evening.
[00:03:50] According to news agency AFP, there have been no violations of
[00:03:53] the ceasefire, which came into effect overnight to Tuesday Danish time in the
[00:03:57] eastern region, Kherson.
[00:04:00] The agreement allowed Ukraine to evacuate 167 civilians from a
[00:04:04] Russian-occupied city, but now the hostilities can resume.
[00:04:45] will vote in Congress tomorrow, but distrust in the
[00:04:48] election system is great. In a Gallup poll from October,
[00:04:52] 51% answered that they do not believe the election system is
[00:04:56] credible. Nevertheless, the polling stations believe they are ready.
[00:05:00] They want to send people to watch us succeed, please send
[00:05:04] the people, send the cameras so that you can broadcast
[00:05:07] everybody just how successful we are
[00:05:11] at having a free.
[00:05:14] Here in Fulton County, Georgia's most populous county, my
[00:05:18] colleague attended a meeting of the local
[00:05:21] election commission. The county came into the spotlight after the 2020 election,
[00:05:25] where Donald Trump tried to overturn his defeat to Joe Biden.
[00:05:29] No election fraud was found that could have changed
[00:05:31] the result.
[00:05:37] I feel strongly about the integrity and the safety and the veracity of our actual vote, everything around it, will they try to
[00:05:40] deploy ice at the polls? probably will they try to continue to do things to
[00:05:44] depress and suppress votes, yes, so if we all vote
[00:05:48] early and and his cronies
[00:05:52] come on November 3rd, we have already
[00:05:55] voted in in our our election and our vote will
[00:05:59] count, we want the
[00:06:01] public to trust the results of elections and so that's
[00:06:05] why we are fighting for
[00:06:07] transparency,
[00:06:10] what should have been a relatively boring over.
[00:06:14] Georgia turned out to develop dramatically. Several
[00:06:17] attendees shouted accusations of ballot fraud and that
[00:06:21] election commission members tried to secure victory for the Democrats.
[00:06:24] It ended with the police having to escort two attendees out.
[00:06:28] We spoke to one of them, and she described the election system as
[00:06:31] corrupt. We're supposed to believe them when
[00:06:35] they do anything, because they are, they're over
[00:06:38] our voter registration. How are we believing them when?
[00:06:42] they're not even telling us the truth, so what is it exactly you think
[00:06:46] is wrong with with how they're doing it?
[00:06:50] right now what i think is that they have too many um
[00:06:54] that are being allowed to cheat the system. And
[00:06:57] precisely this distrust has been kept alive by Trump when he was asked if he would accept
[00:07:01] the result of the midterm election regardless of the outcome. It sounded
[00:07:05] like this. you
[00:07:09] respect the results whatever happens.
[00:07:13] And according to our US correspondent, there is concern that the story of
[00:07:17] alleged election fraud could repeat itself. If we
[00:07:21] in the end come to depend on two states
[00:07:24] as to whether it is the Republicans or
[00:07:28] the Democrats who get the majority, then it could have an impact, because
[00:07:31] Donald Trump is at least traveling around right now with
[00:07:35] accusations that there is fraud in various states, he uses
[00:07:38] among other things a state like Alaska as an example, he has...
[00:07:42] also said that he will give a reward to voters
[00:07:46] who can prove that there is voter fraud in the various
[00:07:49] states, so there is certainly a narrative being built that if
[00:07:53] the Republicans lose the election, then they will also start
[00:07:57] investigating whether there is election fraud, even though there was no evidence
[00:08:00] for it back in 2020, and then there is a
[00:08:03] Gallup poll from October that shows 51% of
[00:08:07] Americans do not trust the electoral system, how is
[00:08:11] that distrust expressed?
[00:08:14] Well, among other things, you hear about it in more right-wing
[00:08:17] podcasts on social media, and I myself visited a meeting of an
[00:08:21] election commission in Fulton County in Georgia
[00:08:25] a few weeks ago, and it was a rather boring meeting with a rather boring
[00:08:29] agenda, and suddenly it went completely
[00:08:32] berserk with several people who were up and
[00:08:35] protesting and saying that there was fraud in
[00:08:38] the county, that one could not trust the result that would come
[00:08:42] out. And it actually became so violent that there were two
[00:08:45] people who had to be escorted out by the police, so that's just to say that there are people
[00:08:49] who distrust the system, and it is also expressed around
[00:08:53] the country. Is anything being done in Fulton County and the rest of
[00:08:56] the country, so that Trump will not be able to cast doubt
[00:09:00] on the election result, if it becomes a
[00:09:02] defeat? Well, both the Republicans have
[00:09:06] armed themselves, but the Democrats have done so to a great extent as well.
[00:09:10] So, there are several thousand lawyers all around. around in the various
[00:09:13] states, following everything very closely, both whether there are
[00:09:16] irregularities on the election day itself, which is also something that there has been
[00:09:19] a fear of, but also subsequently, and already now, there are
[00:09:23] already several cases on their way through the legal system, and I wouldn't be surprised if there aren't
[00:09:26] more on the other side, so both Republicans and Democrats have
[00:09:30] armed themselves before the
[00:10:48] the latest news. Danish children and young people as young as
[00:10:52] 12 years old film and share
[00:10:55] so-called violence and humiliation videos on social
[00:10:58] media.
[00:11:05] Videos like this are shared among children on TikTok, Telegram and
[00:11:09] Snapchat. The purpose is to expose and humiliate
[00:11:12] other children, and a study by Dark Side
[00:11:15] Analytics for DR found
[00:11:18] 28 different videos of that kind in just three
[00:11:22] months. This is a phenomenon that is being investigated
[00:11:25] in a new documentary, and which
[00:11:28] Berlingske has also described in the past couple of weeks. According to an
[00:11:32] expert, social media helps amplify conflicts that
[00:11:35] have always existed among children, so because there has probably always
[00:11:39] been bullying in the schoolyard, but in one way or another, these technologies have
[00:11:43] electrified that bullying, and it has amplified
[00:11:46] the bullying, because one thing is to be bullied in a schoolyard or after
[00:11:49] football, then it stops there, but with these
[00:11:53] technologies, it spreads like
[00:11:56] wildfire across the entire internet, and these children
[00:12:00] who are victims of these humiliations,
[00:12:04] it can have the consequence
[00:12:07] that it's not just in that
[00:12:10] group they've been exposed to, now it's suddenly all kinds of
[00:12:14] groups, and DR has contacted Snapchat,
[00:12:18] Meta and TikTok, they all say that they are working to prevent
[00:12:22] illegal and harmful content on their platforms. The videos
[00:12:25] are in several cases viewed up to 180,000 times, and
[00:12:29] in the documentary, several children and young people also say that it is a common
[00:12:33] trend to encounter it in their social media feed. How many of you have
[00:12:36] seen a video with Danish young people
[00:12:39] humiliating other young people? Yes, I have seen such
[00:12:42] a video where people are forced to do something, for example, kiss a shoe or something,
[00:12:45] and then they say you have to get on your knees and apologize and so on. How
[00:12:49] often do you encounter such a humiliation or violence video?
[00:12:53] Every day maybe? If you just keep scrolling, there's
[00:12:57] always something. Save the Children is behind the counseling service,
[00:12:59] Slet det (Delete it), which helps children, young people and parents to have offensive content removed from
[00:13:03] the internet. According to the organization, violence and
[00:13:07] humiliation videos are widespread among Danish children and young people. When we look at
[00:13:11] the spread and extent of this type of videos, we must
[00:13:15] conclude that it is a more widespread problem. One thing is, you could
[00:13:18] say, where is the video filmed, who films it, but when we look at how
[00:13:22] many watch them. how many like them and how many share them,
[00:13:25] then we are dealing with a widespread problem, what we can
[00:13:29] see in the surveys we have done most recently in our representative
[00:13:33] survey, is that close to 30% of all Danish
[00:13:36] children and young people encounter violent and disturbing content in their
[00:13:40] feed, and welcome to good morning Valdemar Balle, you are a
[00:13:43] digital investigator, you are behind this
[00:13:46] study, finding 82 videos, are there any
[00:13:49] recurring tendencies in these videos?
[00:13:53] Yes, there are actually, we see a number of clear patterns, it
[00:13:57] is not just about physical violence, but to a high degree also about humiliating the victim in front of
[00:14:01] a camera, for example, repeatedly in cases where the victims are forced to
[00:14:04] kiss the perpetrator's shoe or speak disparagingly about
[00:14:08] themselves, and that is quite interesting, because the camera almost becomes
[00:14:11] part of the abuse itself, so it's not just about
[00:14:15] perpetrating violence, but also about documenting this humiliation and
[00:14:19] sharing it with others online, and you are a digital investigator, what has
[00:14:23] surprised you the most?
[00:14:25] Well, one of the things that has surprised me the most is actually
[00:14:29] the reach of many of these videos, as you also mentioned, one of these videos has gotten
[00:14:33] about 187,000
[00:14:35] views, um, at the same time, it has also struck
[00:14:39] me that other young people are asking for this
[00:14:43] material, and they are doing so, among other things, in groups on
[00:14:47] Telegram, so I find that deeply concerning, so how widespread
[00:14:50] is this in Denmark, can we say, well, we have identified videos across
[00:14:54] the country, we have succeeded in identifying
[00:14:57] the exact location of 16 out of 82
[00:15:01] videos, so I can see that some of these videos were recorded on both Funen and
[00:15:04] Jutland and Zealand, so it's a geographical
[00:15:08] spread. Thank you for being here. Thank
[00:15:12] you very much. And you can watch the documentary "Brutal Children" on
[00:15:15] DRT. Tonight at 8 PM, experts will be ready to
[00:15:18] answer your questions, if you have any, and it will take place on our
[00:15:22] website, DR.DK.
[00:15:27] Both the government party, SF, and the Denmark Democrats want
[00:15:31] the Minister of Culture to get involved in the case of the controversial
[00:15:34] TV2 program, Everybody Loves Rasmus. The program was
[00:15:38] removed on Saturday after massive criticism and accusations of adult
[00:15:42] bullying and psychological torture. In the series,
[00:15:45] Rasmus Wallbridge lives out a dream of making a
[00:15:48] feature film, but after four months, it turns out that the
[00:15:51] whole thing is a scam. Yesterday, TV2 admitted that they had
[00:15:55] manipulated a central audio clip, and at the same time, the
[00:15:58] channel will launch an investigation into the program.
[00:16:02] But if it's up to FS, SF's cultural spokesperson, the
[00:16:05] Minister of Culture must intervene in the case.
[00:16:08] To BT, Charlotte Bromand Mølbæk says that there must be some
[00:16:11] limits to how our media may use people, I will take it up with
[00:16:15] the minister, and then we will see if there are any possibilities to set
[00:16:19] some frameworks, possibly in a public service contract, which must
[00:16:22] be made in connection with the media agreement, and then good morning
[00:16:26] and welcome, Minister of Culture, Seninia Stampe. What is your
[00:16:29] fundamental attitude to a public service media, such as TV2,
[00:16:33] having produced and broadcast the program, Everybody Loves
[00:16:36] Rasmus?
[00:16:39] Well, I think it is an expression of absolutely incredibly poor
[00:16:42] judgment and lack of common ethics,
[00:16:46] so I am naturally incredibly critical of it, like most
[00:16:50] Danes. Do you think that TV2 has lived up to its
[00:16:54] responsibility as a Public Service media in this
[00:16:56] case?
[00:16:59] No, I actually don't think so, and I have looked at
[00:17:03] TV2's guidelines, and they actually write very clearly and
[00:17:06] explicitly that... All participants have the right to know the framework and
[00:17:10] theme for the recordings they participate in, and therefore this is also
[00:17:13] a clear breach of TV2's own
[00:17:17] internal ethical guidelines.
[00:17:20] So what should be the consequences?
[00:17:24] Well, I'm glad that TV2 has unpublished the program, has
[00:17:27] apologized, and also followed my recommendation, which I already made
[00:17:31] yesterday, to make a statement about how this could
[00:17:35] happen, how such an idea could even arise. worked on for
[00:17:38] several months without anyone saying stop
[00:17:42] or just reminding each other that there are actually some
[00:17:45] guidelines that are clearly in conflict with what has been
[00:17:48] the case here, I'm glad about that, but of course I haven't intended,
[00:17:52] as Minister of Culture, to go in and interfere in TV2's program activities
[00:17:55] or interfere in personnel matters, as a politician
[00:17:59] and minister, one must be extremely careful about that, and I actually think most Danes are
[00:18:03] happy to have an independent public service station, but it's clear that there must be order
[00:18:07] in it, and TV2 could start by complying with their own
[00:18:09] guidelines, yes you have said that they should make a statement about
[00:18:13] the case, and TV2 has backed down and apologized, and they will also
[00:18:17] conduct an internal investigation, but is that enough
[00:18:20] for you as Minister of Culture, when you say that the case is as
[00:18:23] serious as it is?
[00:18:27] Well, for now it's enough, but as I said, I think it would be
[00:18:30] as minister, interfered in
[00:18:34] program activities or interfered in personnel matters. We have a very
[00:18:38] strong tradition that public service media are independent, I think
[00:18:41] we should be happy about that, it means that most people trust
[00:18:45] TV2, but right here, trust has suffered an enormous
[00:18:49] setback, and that is TV2's own fault, and I
[00:18:53] think TV2 is also aware of it, and TV2 now knows that it is now
[00:18:57] up to them whether they can restore trust among Danes. I
[00:19:01] encourage them to do everything they can to restore that
[00:19:04] trust, and I believe they will do so, but it depends
[00:19:08] on what they do now, and I think it's better
[00:19:11] that it's me who goes in and makes new rules or detailed regulations, and
[00:19:15] especially when I can confirm that the rules they have should actually be sufficient
[00:19:18] to prevent something like this in the future, but now we hear from
[00:19:22] SF, which is part of the government, that there is
[00:19:25] something that needs to be included in the media negotiations, so are
[00:19:28] you prepared to look at the demands on TV2, or can you tell your
[00:19:32] colleague that it's not going to
[00:19:33] happen?
[00:19:36] Well, I think it's fine to have a dialogue with TV2 about the
[00:19:40] ethical guidelines, I think we should generally have that about public service
[00:19:44] media, not least in relation to their use of social media, so we can
[00:19:48] certainly talk about that, but I have already, as
[00:19:51] Minister of Culture, looked at
[00:19:54] TV2's ethical guidelines, because I asked myself the same
[00:19:58] question, do they actually have guidelines for this, and they have clear-cut
[00:20:01] guidelines, it states in black and white that participants have
[00:20:05] the right to be clearly informed about the framework and theme for
[00:20:09] the recordings they participated in, and that is precisely the requirement that has been
[00:20:13] used here in a completely flagrant and unethical
[00:20:16] way, where a person has been made a fool of for several
[00:20:20] months, even involving networks and so on, that
[00:20:23] should not be done, neither out of common humanity, but
[00:20:27] it should also not be done when you have clear rules against it for your own
[00:20:31] organization. So I just need to understand how much or how little you,
[00:20:34] as Minister of Culture, will intervene in the case, will you ensure that
[00:20:38] no more programs like Everybody Loves Rasmus are made?
[00:20:42] Well, I don't think anyone
[00:20:46] wants a Minister of Culture to interfere in program activities or
[00:20:50] interfere in personnel matters, uh, but I think
[00:20:53] that TV2 cannot be in doubt that Danes, and
[00:20:57] also Marcel, absolutely do not think that this type of
[00:21:01] program belongs on a public service station or anywhere
[00:21:04] else, and I hope they will use the coming time to convince us that
[00:21:08] they have understood and that they will comply with it. That's what the
[00:21:12] Minister of Culture says, thank
[00:21:13] you.
[00:21:18] In Ukraine, the system that warns the population about attacks
[00:21:21] has been hacked, the country's air defense confirms.
[00:21:25] According to the media Kyiv Independent, Ukrainians have received
[00:21:28] false alarms on their mobile phones about
[00:21:31] impending attacks with nuclear weapons, chemical weapons
[00:21:34] and street fighting. Also the Russian
[00:21:37] Ministry of Emergency Situations' app has been hacked, according to the news
[00:21:40] agency TASS. Here the message to users was that
[00:21:43] nuclear missiles had been launched all over the
[00:21:46] country.
[00:21:58] under Russia's war of aggression against Ukraine expired on Sunday
[00:22:01] evening. According to news agency AFP, there have been no violations
[00:22:05] of the ceasefire, which came into effect overnight to Tuesday Danish time in
[00:22:09] the eastern region, Kherson. The agreement
[00:22:12] allowed Ukraine to evacuate 167
[00:22:15] civilians from a Russian-occupied city, but now the
[00:22:18] hostilities.
[00:22:57] will vote in Congress tomorrow, but distrust in the
[00:23:01] election system is great. In a Gallup poll from October,
[00:23:04] 51% answered that they do not believe the election system is
[00:23:08] credible, nevertheless, the polling stations believe they are
[00:23:11] ready.
[00:23:14] To watch us succeed, please send the people, send the
[00:23:17] cameras so that you can broadcast. everybody
[00:23:21] just how successful we are at having a
[00:23:24] free, fair and secure election. here at
[00:23:27] Fulton County Georgia's most populous county, my
[00:23:30] colleague attended a meeting of the local election commission.
[00:23:34] The county came into the spotlight after the 2020 election, where Donald Trump tried to
[00:23:38] overturn his defeat to Joe Biden. No election fraud was found
[00:23:41] that could have changed the result. I feel
[00:23:45] strongly about the integrity and the safety and the veracity of our
[00:23:48] action. will vote everything around it?
[00:23:52] will they try to deploy ice at the polls? probably, will they try
[00:23:55] to continue to do things to depress and suppress votes? yes, so if
[00:23:59] we all vote early and
[00:24:02] and his cronies come on November
[00:24:06] third, we have already voted in and our our
[00:24:09] election and our vote will count. we want the
[00:24:13] public to trust the results of elections and so that's
[00:24:17] why we are fighting for transparent.
[00:24:22] What should have been a relatively boring and technical meeting in Fulton
[00:24:25] County Georgia turned out to develop dramatically.
[00:24:29] Several attendees shouted accusations of ballot
[00:24:32] fraud and that the election commission members
[00:24:35] tried to ensure the Democrats' victory. It ended with the police
[00:24:38] having to escort two attendees out. We spoke with one of them, and she described
[00:24:42] the election system as corrupt. We're
[00:24:45] supposed to believe them when they do anything because they
[00:24:49] are. are they're over our voter registration? how are we believing
[00:24:53] them when they're not even telling us the truth? so what
[00:24:57] is it exactly you think is wrong with with how they're
[00:25:01] doing it? right now what i think is that they have
[00:25:04] too many um that are being allowed to
[00:25:08] cheat the system. And precisely this distrust has been kept alive by Trump when he was asked
[00:25:11] if he would
[00:25:15] accept the result of the midterm election regardless of
[00:25:18] the outcome. It sounded like this.
[00:25:26] And according to our US correspondent, there is concern that the story of
[00:25:29] alleged election fraud could repeat itself. If we at the last
[00:25:33] end come to depend between two
[00:25:36] states on whether it is the Republicans or
[00:25:40] the Democrats who get the majority, then it could well have an impact on Donald
[00:25:44] Trump. He is currently traveling around with accusations
[00:25:48] that there is fraud in various
[00:25:50] states. He uses a state like Alaska as an
[00:25:53] example, he has also uh said that he will give a
[00:25:57] reward to voters who can prove that there is voter fraud
[00:26:00] around in the various states. So a narrative is definitely being built
[00:26:04] that if the Republicans lose the election, then they will also
[00:26:08] start investigating whether there is election fraud, even though
[00:26:11] there was no evidence for it back in 2020. And then there is a
[00:26:15] Gallup poll from October that shows 51% of
[00:26:19] Americans do not trust the election system. How does
[00:26:23] this distrust manifest itself?
[00:26:26] Well, among other things, you hear about it in more right-wing oriented
[00:26:30] podcasts on social media, and I was. I searched for a meeting of an
[00:26:33] election commission in Fulton County in Georgia
[00:26:37] a few weeks ago, and it was a pretty boring meeting with a pretty boring
[00:26:41] agenda, and suddenly it went completely
[00:26:44] berserk with several people who were up and
[00:26:47] protesting and saying that there was fraud in
[00:26:50] the county, that you couldn't trust the result that would
[00:26:54] come out, and it actually got so violent that two people
[00:26:57] had to be escorted out by the police, so it's just to say that there are people who have
[00:27:01] distrust of the system, and it is also expressed around the entire
[00:27:05] country. Is anything being done in Fulton County and the rest of the country
[00:27:09] so that Trump does not get the opportunity to cast doubt on
[00:27:12] the election result if it becomes a
[00:27:14] defeat?
[00:27:17] So both Republicans have geared up, but the Democrats have
[00:27:21] also to a great extent. There are several thousand lawyers around
[00:27:24] in the various states, following everything very closely, both whether there are
[00:27:28] irregularities on election day itself, that is also something that has been
[00:27:31] a fear. but also afterwards, and already now, there
[00:27:35] are already several cases that are going through the legal system, and I bet there
[00:27:39] will also be more on the other side, so it's both Republicans and Democrats who have
[00:27:42] geared up before
[00:29:00] live with the news.
[00:29:03] Danish children and young people as young as 12 years old film and share
[00:29:07] so-called violence and humiliation videos on social
[00:29:10] media.
[00:29:17] Videos like this one are shared among children on Tiktok, Telegram and
[00:29:23] to expose and humiliate other children, and a
[00:29:26] survey that Dark Side Analytics has done for us at
[00:29:29] DR, found 82 different videos
[00:29:32] of that kind in just three months. This is a phenomenon that
[00:29:36] DR is investigating in a new documentary, and which
[00:29:38] Berlingske has also described in the past couple of weeks. According to an
[00:29:42] expert, social media helps to amplify conflicts that
[00:29:46] have always existed among children. Because there has probably always
[00:29:49] been bullying in the schoolyard, but in one way or another, with these technologies,
[00:29:53] electricity has been put into that bullying, and it has amplified
[00:29:56] the bullying, because one thing is to be bullied in a schoolyard or after
[00:30:00] football, then it stops afterwards. with these
[00:30:03] technologies, it spreads like
[00:30:06] uh, like a wildfire
[00:30:10] all over the internet, and these children who are victims of
[00:30:13] this, these humiliations, uh, it can have the
[00:30:17] consequence that it's not just in the
[00:30:21] group they have been exposed to, now it's actually suddenly in all kinds of
[00:30:24] groups, and DR has contacted Snapchat,
[00:30:28] Meta and Tiktok, they all say that they are working to prevent
[00:30:32] harmful content on their platforms. The videos are
[00:30:36] in several cases viewed up to 180,000 times, and in the
[00:30:39] documentary, several children and young people also say that it is a normal
[00:30:43] trend to encounter in their feed on social
[00:30:46] media. How many of you have seen a video with
[00:30:50] Danish young people humiliating other young
[00:30:53] people? Yes, I have seen such a video where people are forced to do something, for example
[00:30:56] make a kissing shoe or something, and then you say "you have to get down on..."