Hanoi, Oct. 16 -- A bill tabled in Singapore's parliament on October 15 proposes measures to empower victims of online harms to seek timely relief and obtain redress, as part of moves to strengthen online safety and protection. Introduced by the Ministry of Digital Development and Information (MDDI) and the Ministry of Law (MinLaw), the Online Safety (Relief and Accountability) bill aims to establish a new Online Safety Commission (OSC), an agency that will administer a statutory reporting mechanism for victims to seek remedies for specified online harms. The OSC will become operational by the end of the first half of 2026, addressing five types of online harm - online harassment (including online sexual harassment), doxxing, online stalk...