When Online Goes Too Far: Know Your Rights
2 November 2026, Monday 7.30pm – 9.00pm

When Online Goes Too Far: Know Your Rights
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What happens when an online argument becomes harassment, your private information is exposed, or someone shares an intimate image without your consent? Singapore’s new online safety laws introduce stronger protections for victims of online harms. Join us for a practical look at the new laws, the five key online harms covered, what is the Online Safety Commission and what you can do if you or someone you know becomes a victim.
Moderator:
Serene Gan (Legal, International Real Estate Group)
Speakers:
Fong Wei Li (Managing Director, Forward legal LLC)
Francis Ng (Commissioner of Online Safety, Online Safety Commission)
How Kay Lii (Chief Executive Officer, SG Her Empowerment (SHE))
Learn how the law in Singapore addresses different types of online harm, including protections under the Protection from Harassment Act. Our panel will walk through common scenarios, helping you recognise harmful behaviour, understand your legal options, and consider the most appropriate course of action.
Through practical guidance and real-life examples, you will also gain insights on gathering evidence, responding safely, and seeking support from the right channels.
Whether you are dealing with an issue directly or supporting someone else, this session will equip you with the knowledge and confidence to take informed action and protect yourself online.
