Myself and various other women and children have been victims of online bullying and harassment on the app called TikTok. This has caused significant stress on many of us. Perpetrators like Imraaz Ali, Mohammad Iqbal, Divya Chetty, and Anis Gwaizda have been fabricating lies, defaming women and children, actively broadcasting on their LIVE sessions belittling, swearing, using derogatory offensive languages, harassing and bullying their victims.

TikTok claims to foster a safe platform for creativity and community, yet these incidents show a glaring failure in its duty to protect users from vicious attacks. The policies in place appear inadequate to deal with these heinous actions, allowing perpetrators to freely engage in harmful behaviours without serious repercussions.

Online bullying and harassment are not just virtual threats; they have real-world consequences that can damage the mental health and well-being of individuals, especially vulnerable groups like women and children. Many victims suffer in silence, plagued by anxiety, depression, and a loss of self-worth, all of which can lead to more severe, long-lasting impacts.

There is an urgent need to enforce stricter regulations and preventive measures on TikTok to curb this kind of abusive conduct. This can include implementing more robust reporting systems, enhancing AI to detect offensive content faster, mandating verified user profiles to deter fake account misuse, and imposing stricter penalties for those found guilty of bullying and harassment.

Victims deserve justice and a voice. Their stories should not be dismissed but rather heard and acted upon by the platform that promised them space for expression. It's time for TikTok to uphold its responsibility and take proactive steps to safeguard its users.

Furthermore we would like to engage individual governing power within Australia, New Zealand and Fiji where these Perpetrators reside, so that they can be charged and justice given to the victims of this crime.

Some of these Perpetrators named in this petition has have been charged in the past for the same crime . Please read click on the link below to find out more.

1. Australian Citizen of Fijian Nationality - Anis Gwiazda (Nazmeen)
   Tiktok Account name - Queenoffiji.
   She holds more than 4 accounts under various names that links back to her. This is her way of staying on social media incase one of her accounts gets banned, she can continue using other accounts.  She was charged back in 2022.   Anis aka Nazmeen has several other charges pending todate.  https://www.abc.net.au/pacific/programs/pacificbeat/fiji-tiktok-charges/13738872
   
   
2. Fiji Citizens of Fijian Nationality - Mohammed Iqbal and Divya ChettyTiktok Account name - Iqbal_Team_Fiji and Iqbal_Team_Fiji No.1.
   Iqbal holds more than 3 different accounts on Tiktok. Iqbal alongside his wife Divya conjointly run various accounts on Tiktok. Both have been charged in the past with Online bullying and harassment including fraud.
   
   
3. New Zealand Citizen of Fijian Nationality - Imraaz Ali
   Tiktok Account Name - Big Boss and Fierce Eagle. He runs and online Bullying and Harassment syndicate that has ties to individuals in Dubai, Pakistan, Kuwait and around the Pacific. He has been accused of victimizing women and extorting money out of them.  He has previously been charged with DOmestic Violence where he served a 12 month Home Detention with an Ankle bracelet for monitoring his whereabouts

Your voice matters. Help us bring about change by signing this petition and calling on TikTok to make the necessary policy changes alongside getting these Perpetrators formally charged by the Governing Law enforcement in their individual country of residence.  Together, we can make a safer online community for everyone, especially women and children who have suffered long enough. Sign this petition to demand action.