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13-Year-Old Streamer Aggressed by Father During Live Broadcast

A 13-year-old streamer was physically assaulted by his father during a live Kick broadcast, sparking social media outrage.

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A 13-year-old streamer known as Gtwist was physically assaulted by his father during a live broadcast on the streaming platform Kick on August 30. [1] The father entered the room while the boy was streaming, mocked his voice, and physically attacked him by hitting, choking, and pushing him against a bed. [2] The boy, visibly affected by the assault, decided to end his live stream on the platform Kick. [3] The original video of the assault was removed from the platform, and the streamer's Kick channel was permanently suspended. [4] Following the viral spread of the video, the platform Kick permanently banned the streamer's channel for violating policies regarding violence against children. [5] Internet users organized campaigns to formally report the father to child protection authorities and police departments. [6] The assault occurred when the father entered the room to mock the boy's computer noise, grabbing him by the neck and face and knocking him over. [7] Footage captured the man grabbing the boy by the neck and face, causing the teenager to fall off his chair while visibly crying before ending the transmission. [8] The incident occurred while the teenager was in his room troubleshooting a computer issue and asked his father to check a noise coming from the device. [9] The situation sparked a debate regarding the exposure of minors on live streaming platforms, particularly when content is recorded in home environments. [10]
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  1. A 13-year-old streamer known as Gtwist was physically assaulted by his father during a live broadcast on the streaming platform Kick on August 30. · El Heraldo de México
  2. The father entered the room while the boy was streaming, mocked his voice, and physically attacked him by hitting, choking, and pushing him against a bed. · El Heraldo de México
  3. The boy, visibly affected by the assault, decided to end his live stream on the platform Kick. · El Heraldo de México
  4. The original video of the assault was removed from the platform, and the streamer's Kick channel was permanently suspended. · El Heraldo de México
  5. Following the viral spread of the video, the platform Kick permanently banned the streamer's channel for violating policies regarding violence against children. · El Universal
  6. Internet users organized campaigns to formally report the father to child protection authorities and police departments. · El Universal
  7. The assault occurred when the father entered the room to mock the boy's computer noise, grabbing him by the neck and face and knocking him over. · El Universal
  8. Footage captured the man grabbing the boy by the neck and face, causing the teenager to fall off his chair while visibly crying before ending the transmission. · Record
  9. The incident occurred while the teenager was in his room troubleshooting a computer issue and asked his father to check a noise coming from the device. · Record
  10. The situation sparked a debate regarding the exposure of minors on live streaming platforms, particularly when content is recorded in home environments. · Record
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