Dazed Magazineのインスタグラム(dazed) - 11月3日 18時05分

ICYMI: this week, feminist activist group @sistersuncut delivered 30,000 sheets of paper (the average amount of info that comes from one phone download) to the door of London’s Crown Prosecution Service to protest how sexual assault survivors’ private data is used. ⠀
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Currently, CPS has increased demand on access to the text messages, calls, social media and personal data of survivor’s pursuing cases against their alleged abusers. ⠀
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“It’s incredibly traumatic,” Sisters Uncut say. “Survivors have shared their experience of first having gone through the trauma of rape and sexual assault, to then have their life trawled through at such an extensive level, with that information then handed over to a defendant and lawyers.” ⠀
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“Your perpetrator can have access to really private details of your life that can have nothing whatsoever to do with the case. Lots of people aren’t coming forward, or having their cases dropped when they get so far. Those that do keep going face a long and traumatic process.”⠀
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Swipe ➡️ and tap the link in bio for more from the protest⠀
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? courtesy @sistersuncut

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