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EPISODE · Aug 24, 2025 · 19 MIN

Episode 31- Season 1-Nuisance Vloggers Going to Jail: Arrests, Deportations & Legal Consequences: Episode 31

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From Europe to Southeast Asia, so-called “nuisance vloggers” are being arrested, deported, and jailed for disruptive and dangerous online stunts.Ramsey Khalid Ismael has faced arrests in multiple countries. Vitali is currently imprisoned in the Philippines. Indian vlogger SD Khan was detained and deported after threatening sexual violence in Turkey.At what point does viral content become criminal conduct?In this episode, we examine:• Public nuisance laws• Threats of sexual violence and criminal liability• Arrests and deportation powers• Cross-border enforcement• What Indian law can do about nuisance influencersThis is the intersection of free speech, internet fame, and criminal law.Welcome to Kollectively Vigilant, where we learn the law through true crime.

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