Ex-Army Chief Counselor Neinei Speaks at National Taiwan University of Science and Technology: “Say No to Digital Sexual Violence”

Neinei, SWAG’s Digital Sexual Violence Prevention Ambassador, speaks at Taiwan Tech, sharing her personal experience and self-protection awareness. / Photo provided by SWAG

SWAG, Asia’s leading adult livestreaming platform, was invited today (15) to National Taiwan University of Science and Technology (Taiwan Tech) to support a gender-friendly campus initiative. SWAG’s Digital Sexual Violence Prevention Ambassador, Neinei, delivered a talk titled “Say No to Digital Sexual Violence”.

Facing a series of bold and direct questions from students, Neinei responded openly and candidly. The session featured lively interaction, with strong engagement throughout the event.

Neinei engages in active interaction with students during the session. / Photo provided by SWAG

In recent weeks, multiple sexual violence cases have drawn public attention to issues such as victim protection and the spread of sexual imagery online. Through real on-campus initiatives, SWAG hopes to remind younger generations to stay aware of digital risks—and to know how to protect themselves and seek help when facing online abuse.

Neinei’s down-to-earth and relatable talk draws enthusiastic responses—students line up for photos after the event. / Photo provided by SWAG

Ex-Army Chief Counselor Neinei also emphasized, “Society often teaches us how to protect ourselves, but rarely reminds us not to become perpetrators. When it comes to leaked videos, choosing not to forward, download, or share them is what real empathy and respect look like.”

Neinei speaks at Taiwan Tech as the guest lecturer. / Photo provided by SWAG