Two French streamers, Safine Hamadi and Owen Cenazandotti, received suspended jail sentences after being convicted for inflicting violence and humiliation on Raphael Graven, known online as Jean Pormanove, during a live-streamed event. The incident occurred on the platform Kick, where Graven reportedly consented to the abuse, which included insults and physical harm. Graven later died due to pre-existing health conditions, and the court ruled against charging the streamers with manslaughter. Both defendants were fined and banned from social media for six months. Prosecutors noted that Graven earned significant income from his streams, and Kick is now under investigation. The case sparked calls for greater regulation of online platforms.
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