7/4/2023 0 Comments Ripped by Sarah Morgan![]() ![]() It would mean companies that failed to remove abusive misogynistic content and protect women by banning repeat offenders would face fines worth up to 10 per cent of their global turnover.īosses could also be jailed for up to two years for persistent breaches under legal changes that would mean online violence and abuse against women and girls was treated in the same way as illegal child sexual abuse and terrorist content. ![]() The amendment to the Online Safety Bill, due to be debated on Tuesday, is backed by Tory and crossbench peers, the Labour and Liberal Democrat parties and Church of England bishops, which means the Government is likely to be defeated if ministers try to block it. ![]() Misogynistic abuse online is set to be banned under plans drawn up by peers.Ī cross-party group of lords led by Baroness Morgan, the former culture secretary, is proposing a new legally-enforced code of practice that would require social media firms to prevent online abuse and violence against women and girls. ![]()
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