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Malaysian model Haneesya Hanee’s cyberbullies get taste of own medicine after her mum lodges police report (VIDEO)
The cyberbullies were given two weeks to apologise for their offending posts, after which Haneesyau00e2u20acu2122s mother plans to sue them. u00e2u20acu201d Images from Twitter and Instagram/haneesyahanee

PETALING JAYA, Oct 1 — Local model Haneesya Hanee has long been the target of mean comments online, most of which take aim at her dark skin.

Following a fresh slew of Twitter posts that compared her skin tone to bubble tea and Hajarul Aswad (the Black Stone rock in Kaaba in the centre of the Grand Mosque in Mecca), the 19-year-old is taking a stand against cyberbullies with the help of her mother.

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Two videos posted by Haneesya show her mum holding up a police report concerning offensive tweets made by users @akustikajalanan and @JefriiMY, who were given two weeks to issue a public apology or risk facing a lawsuit.

 

 

In the clips, Haneesya’s mum pleads with social media users to stop harassing her daughter, adding that Haneesya has never shamed other people for their appearance or actions.

"Don’t play around, (Haneesya) is someone’s child!

"She’s a human, she has a heart and she has feelings. She stands up for other people, but what do you stand for?” she said.

Both Twitter users, @JefriiMY and @akustikajalanan issued public apologies shortly after Haneesya called them out but the tables quickly turned on them when their tweets came under fire for being insincere, with @akustikajalanan claiming now to be bullied.

Others also slammed them for even bashing Haneesya in the first place.

 

 

"I don’t know if Haneesya will be satisfied with this half-assed apology. I wouldn’t. Make a video so that she can hear your sincerity,” said Twitter user @topeqAG.

"You should apologise in person. You were so brave to do this, you should be brave enough to bear the consequences,” said @Qflamingrose.

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