Twitch has been under heavy criticism ever since the incident involving Emiru at the TwitchCon 2025 event went viral. For those who don’t know, she was allegedly assaulted by an attendee who seemingly tried to grab her in public before being escorted out by security.The clip was quickly spread across social media, with various fans and streamers reaching out to show support for Emiru while also calling out the platform for the lack of safety measures at TwitchCon 2025. During a livestream on November 11, 2025, Emiru revealed that the streaming platform had agreed to several of her requests following the incident, one of which was donating $100,000 to a violence protection charity.She first explained how she didn’t want to take the situation to court, as such cases usually become private, and she wanted a “public resolution” for it. Then, she talked about the charity agreement.“I basically asked them (Twitch) for a list of things, and they agreed to all of them... One of the things that I asked for, that was like, important to me was, I asked if they would do a $100,000 donation to a violence protection charity and they said yes. So they are probably going to do that in about a month and they’ll post about that when they do that.” clip shared by u/ADHD_MAN on r/LivestreamFailEmiru states in her current livestream that Twitch will be donating $100.000 to a "Violence Protection Charity" due too what happened to her at TwitchCon San Diego 2025 byu/ADHD_MAN inLivestreamFailTwitch CEO Dan Clancy admits the platform “failed” Emiru at TwitchCon 2025On November 7, 2025, Dan Clancy, the CEO of Twitch, publicly apologized to Emiru, admitting that he and the platform failed in how the situation was handled during TwitchCon 2025. "I have a great deal of empathy for what creators such as Emiru have to deal with every day; I was trying to express that, and I did that poorly. I am sorry I let you down, Emiru, and I am sorry Twitch let you down." Dan Clancy apologized to Emiru on XHe concluded his statement by thanking Emiru for her years of contribution to the platform and promising that his team at Twitch will take strong steps to improve security and communication at future events to ensure that their creators feel safer moving forward.