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First #Cyberflashing Conviction

The first man convicted of the new offence of #cyberflashing in England & Wales was sentenced this week to 66 weeks imprisonment. On ITV...

New Campaign to Close Loopholes in Cyberflashing Law

This week saw the launch of a new campaign by Bumble, Grazia and UN Women urging UK Government ministers to reconsider their approach...

Bumble panel debate on cyberflashing with actor Emily Atack

As part of dating app Bumble’s campaign to criminalise cyberflashing, Inbetweener’s actor and entertainer Emily Atack led a panel...

Professor McGlynn joins calls for cyberflashing law reform in the Daily Telegraph

The Daily Telegraph has today published a letter and report calling on the Government to amend its cyberflashing proposals to include all...

Professor McGlynn writes op-ed in Daily Express as part of cyberflashing law reform campaign

Following the Government announcement that it plans to introduce a new criminal offence covering cyberflashing, Professor McGlynn has...

Northern Ireland adopts new cyberflashing law following Professor McGlynn’s recommendations

The Northern Ireland Assembly has adopted new legislation which criminalises cyberflashing – sending penis images to someone without...

Cyberflashing unpunished in Scotland

As new stats reveal that 95% of cyberflashing reports in Scotland do not result in a conviction, Clare McGlynn points out the flaws in...