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In debates on the abolition of prisons and defunding the police following #BlackLivesMatter, where does this leave women survivors of...

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

Stephen Bear has been sentenced to 21 months imprisonment for the taking and sharing of a sexual video of his then girlfriend,...

The front page of The Daily Telegraph reports the Government are set to include a Code of Practice on Violence Against Women and Girls in...

Professor Clare McGlynn has joined calls for changes to the Online Safety Bill to ensure it better protects women and girls from online...

Research by Professor Clare McGlynn The Online Safety Bill returned to the UK Parliament today, with Dame Maria Miller MP recommending...

Published by Professor Clare McGlynn The United Nations group of independent human rights organisations monitoring violence against women...

Worrying new report on websites where men ejaculate onto images of women with Clare McGlynn explaining men do this to enhance their...

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

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

A new investigation from the flagship BBC Panorama series features Professor McGlynn sharing her expertise on the trading and sharing of...

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

Professor Clare McGlynn’s research on sexually violent pornography was discussed this week in the award-winning BBC podcast Fortunately ...

Professor McGlynn shared her expertise regarding online abuse today with the Parliamentary committee reviewing the Online Safety Bill....

Professor McGlynn today gave evidence to the inquiry into pornography and its impacts being conducted by Parliament’s Committee on...

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

Report on how the EU ‘traded away’ plans to protect survivors of intimate image abuse with Clare McGlynn commenting that online abuse is...

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

The new Netflix series 'Pam and Tommy' has been marketed as a feminist reclaiming, but at an emotional and traumatic cost to Pamela...

Leading German broadcaster examines EU Digital Services Act and image-based sexual abuse including my call for stronger measures and...

Controversy over Prince Andrew’s legal strategy to rebut sexual abuse claims made front page news in The Sunday Times as it emerged that...