| Cyber violence is a significant, intersectional and domain-specific challenge faced by China in the process of state governance in the new era. The current legal provisions on the control of cyber violence in China are scattered and poorly coordinated. With institutional loopholes in terms of the responsibility subjects, sanction measures and relief approaches, they are unable to effectively cope with cyber violence. The key to getting out of this dilemma is to bring the cyber violence control system under the rule of law and establish a corresponding legislative system. To this end, China should, on the one hand, establish the concept of collaborative management to realize the coordination among multiple control entities and between law and technology and, on the other hand, establish a systematic rule of law model to give full play to the collaborative management function of branch laws. Guided by the concept of collaborative management and systematic rule of law model, China should follow the domain-specific legislative thinking and formulate an anti-cyber violence law, so as to build a basic legal framework for the control of cyber violence and, on this basis, improve the supporting legal systems, establish a specialized legislative system and ultimately modernize the cyber violence control system and bring it under the rule of law. |
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