PARIS: Several international sporting federations and NGOs are concerned about the harmful effects of online abuse on sportspeople, a new survey has found.
Among the headline findings of the survey, undertaken by the United Against Online Abuse, or UAOA, campaign, was a concern among the 22 sporting federations and NGOs surveyed that abuse is driving sports stars from competitions.
Organizations including the umbrella bodies for football, motorsports, tennis, athletics and netball contributed to the new research, which was released on Thursday.
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