@AnnaRowe123 They'll investigate if it's done by a stranger on a Tube in front of a woman, but won't if its a stranger who repeatedly does it in front of a woman by violating her phone account.https://twitter.com/LondonEconomic/status/1070642446441295878 …
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#onlineabuse should be given the same level of importance and prominence as in person abuse. Why is it any different??? Norway have it right.
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@SJKavanaghQPM had it right 2016 - 'Consolidate outdated existing laws used to tackle online abuse. it was not the role of police officers to be the arbiters of good taste online.' Untrained officers in this area of law one of problems for victims.#onlinesexabusepic.twitter.com/Qvwb7mqxce
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I remember comments as I was asked by
@BBCRadio4 2016 to also comment about the 'rise & handling' of online abuse. The police, tech companies & social media net giants responsibility! to tackle it. Two years on it's gotten worse! as recent incidents prove.https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2016/apr/14/online-abuse-police-inconsistent-digital-crime-stephen-kavanagh … - Show replies
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'campaigner interviewed about the online abuse she received was advised by the police to shut down her social media accounts.' - If serious enough to report TRAIN officers to properly fully respond & investigate. 2018 victim blaming shouldn't be happening. http://theconversation.com/abuse-of-women-mps-is-not-just-a-scandal-its-a-threat-to-democracy-80781 …
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Yes it’s getting far worse not better
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