(Level: Intermediate to Upper-Intermediate / B1 to B2 / ** to ***)
14-year-old Hannah Smith took her own life after being targeted by internet trolls on the controversial website Ask.fm.
You are going to watch a Sky News report focusing on that tragic case.
Before watching
bubbly: always happy, friendly, lively pétillant / plein d’entrain …
a bully: someone using their strength or power to frighten or hurt a weaker person tyran / harceleur / persécuteur
to come off…: to stop using… se détacher de… / prendre ses distances de…
to get bothered: to get worried / upset être peiné
to urge: to strongly suggest (that something should be done) exhorter / demander instamment / inciter vivement
safeguarding: protection (against…) sauvegarde
abuse: terms of abuse / rude and offensive words insultes / injures
noticeable: visible / obvious évident / visible
to open up to …: to be communicative / to start talking to s’ouvrir à qqn / se confier à
(Office of the) Children’s Commissioner: a nonprofit
organization whose task is to promote the best interests of children and young
people in England. Hendry Ross who is being interviewed here is the Director of
Policy (and Participation) at the Office of the Children's Commissioner.
While listening
Answer the following questions in French!
1. What makes it easy for Ask.fm users to post abuse or any such upsetting content on the site?
2. What should be done so as to urge such sites to increase their safety policies?
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