cyber-flashing

The Worrying Rise Of The Facebook Flasher – And What The Site Is Doing About It

Does the platform deal differently with sexual images when they're shared publicly versus privately?
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'I Had No Idea Men Were Doing This So Often': Cyber Flashing Victims On The Moment They Realised They Weren't Alone

"Why aren't women's experiences being taken seriously?"
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It's 2019, Why Hasn't The Government Done Anything About Unsolicited Dick Pics?

Why the delay in criminalising cyberflashing?
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The Government Missed A Crucial Deadline To Support Victims Of Sexual Harassment

It failed to respond to calls for a new law on cyberflashing.
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'You Can't Rank Sexual Offences': Why Cyber Flashing And Flashing Can Be Equally Harmful

Ella was a victim of sexual harassment twice in six months.
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Women Are Being Urged To Report Unwanted Sexual Behaviour On Public Transport

"You will be listened to."
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'We Need To Feel Safe In Public': 9 Women Tell Us Why The UK Needs A Cyber Flashing Law

Two out of three adults think sending unsolicited 'dick pics' should be a crime.
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Exclusive: Upskirting Bill Doesn't Go Far Enough, According To Maria Miller and Jess Phillips

'Knee-jerk' legislation does not tackle cyberflashing and other image-based abuse, MPs said.
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What Is Cyberflashing?

While the rule of thumb for online crimes is supposed to be “what is illegal offline is illegal online”, when it comes to receiving unsolicited sexual images online, people don’t have many options for recourse. MPs Jess Phillips and Maria Miller spoke to HuffPost about the abuse of online images, and how society and the law need to catch up with protecting people’s rights.
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'Unacceptable': Women Cyber Flashed On British Airways Flight Criticise Airline's Response

"We weren't expecting BA to fix the problem. But we were concerned about the response."
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