Three Convicted in Cyberharassment Case Against Twitch Streamer Ultia

A Paris court sentences three men to prison and fines for targeting Ultia with violent and misogynistic messages following a 2021 controversy.

Three men were found guilty of cyberharassing Twitch streamer Ultia, with one receiving six months of firm prison time and others suspended sentences.
The convicted individuals sent violent and misogynistic messages, including death and rape threats, to Ultia over a prolonged period.
The court also imposed fines totaling €11,000 for moral damages and legal fees, alongside mandatory sensitivity training and a no-contact order with Ultia.
The harassment stemmed from Ultia’s criticism of alleged sexist behavior by a fellow content creator during the 2021 ZEvent charity livestream.
Ultia and her lawyer described the ruling as a symbolic victory, highlighting the broader issue of online harassment faced by women in digital spaces.