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Social platforms and police are failing women abused online, report finds

Exclusive: Nearly half of survey respondents aged 16-24 have experienced violence on the internet, with many saying their complaints were not taken seriously When Jane* learned that intimate photos of her had been posted on a website without her consent, she expected the police…

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