Raphaël Graven, streamer known as Jean Pormanove, died during live on Kick Divulgação; X/@JeanPormanove O tribunal criminal de Nice, na França, condenou nesta quarta-feira (5) os streamers Naruto e Safine a penas de prisão suspensas, multas e a um “banimento digital” de seis meses por atos de violência e humilhações online que antecederam a morte do influenciador Jean Pormanove, em agosto de 2025. Owen Cenazandotti, conhecido como Naruto, de 27 anos, foi condenado a dois anos de prisão com suspensão condicional e ao pagamento fine of 15 thousand euros (around R$88 thousand). ??Do you have any reporting suggestions? Send it to g1 Safine Hamadi, known as Safine, aged 24, received an 18-month prison sentence with conditional suspension and a fine of 5 thousand euros (approximately R$29 thousand). ? The term “suspended prison” means that streamers have been convicted but will not have to serve their prison sentence immediately. They will remain free for a specified period and must comply with conditions imposed by the Court. If they break the rules or commit new crimes, the sentence may be executed. The two organized live broadcasts on internet channels, initially on the Twitch platform and later on Kick, a social network known for having more flexible moderation rules. The case gained repercussions after the death of Jean Pormanove, the name by which the Frenchman Raphaël Graven, aged 46, was known. The influencer died during a live broadcast held in August 2025, in an environment where he participated in content that involved episodes of violence, humiliation and aggression committed by other creators. According to investigations, the videos shown in the broadcasts showed Graven being subjected to abusive situations, which were followed by viewers on the Kick platform. French authorities have opened an investigation to investigate the circumstances of the death and possible crimes related to violence against a vulnerable person and the dissemination of images of attacks. Before his death, investigative reports had already pointed out that the content produced by the group involved practices of humiliation and violence as a form of entertainment and monetization. The videos brought together thousands of viewers and were published on channels such as “Le Lokal”, on Kick. After the case, the platform announced the ban of the creators involved and became the target of questions in France about the responsibility of social networks in monitoring violent content broadcast live. Kick, created in 2022, gained popularity among content creators for offering a more favorable revenue split to streamers and for adopting a moderation policy considered less restrictive compared to competitors like Twitch. The platform stated, at the time, that it was reviewing the circumstances of Jean Pormanove's death and that its rules prohibited content that portrayed or encouraged extreme violence. Death of a live influencer: what is Kick, the social network that hosted the broadcast *With information from agencies RFI and France Presse