Kiwis behind online abuse at RWC 2023 could be charged
World Rugby is working with law enforcement authorities in five countries, including New Zealand, as a result of a ground-breaking report into online abuse at the World Cup.
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World Rugby is working with law enforcement authorities in five countries, including New Zealand, as a result of a ground-breaking report into online abuse at the World Cup.
World Rugby confirms legal action is being taken following match official abuse monitoring after the World Cup.
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