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Hit on, then shamed: inside the world of men who use smart glasses to secretly film women

LET’S UNPACK THAT: Meta’s new wearable glasses have spawned a whole new seam of ‘content’: men covertly videoing their attempts to pick up women and uploading the footage to social media. Helen Coffey digs into this latest toxic trend

The Independent UK

Almost 4,000 cyber-flashing crimes recorded since becoming an offence

The Met Police recorded the highest number of cyber-flashing crimes (268), followed by West Midlands Police (240) and Essex Police (192).

The Independent UK

Travel safety tools for women: Top tips for safer solo journeys

These safety-focused tools have been designed to help offer better peace of mind when travelling alone

Evening Standard

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Crackdown on sexually explicit deepfakes with creators facing up to two years in jail

Government says perpetrators of new offences will face ‘full force of the law’

Evening Standard

Labour to make taking intimate images without consent a criminal offence

Ministers say predators could face two years in jail, and plan to include creating sexually explicit deepfakes in bill

The Guardian - UK

Labour to crack down on deepfakes and sharing of illicit intimate images

Justice minister Alex Davies-Jones said perpetrators of the new offences would ‘face the full force of the law’

The Independent UK

Ministers to crack down on deepfakes and sharing of illicit intimate images

Justice minister Alex Davies-Jones said perpetrators of the new offences would ‘face the full force of the law’.

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How can Labour deliver on its pledge to halve violence against women and girls?

Government has announced ‘first steps’ of policy shift but given little detail on how it will measure its success. What else needs to happen?

The Guardian - UK

Gisèle Pélicot is a one-woman challenge to the still too common myths about rape

French court case is challenging media’s stereotype of the crime and the language used in reporting it

The Guardian - UK

Campaigners say ministers ‘too quick’ to celebrate increased rape convictions

Justice secretary cites ‘significant progress’, but campaigners point out that vast majority of rape survivors still do not report to police

The Guardian - UK

UK urged to ‘do more to help women facing abuse in cost-of-living crisis’

‘Cost-of-living crisis disproportionately impacted women who have had to make unthinkable decisions about staying in dangerous situations’

The Independent UK

Government ‘should do more to help women facing abuse in cost-of-living crisis’

The End Violence Against Women Coalition said frontline specialist services such as refuges are facing ‘spiralling’ energy prices.

The Independent UK

New CPS guidance ‘will deter rape victims from seeking therapy’, campaign groups warn

Counselling should ‘be a safe space for a survivor to explore their feelings’, says Rape Crisis England & Wales

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