1/ These numbers don’t lie; social media platforms are responsible for perpetuating online harm against women. If we’re to address violence against women in 2020, we have to address the violence they face online. #thread#OrangeTheWorld#16Days
4/ 47% of girls who have been harassed online have been threatened with physical or sexual violence. — @PlanCanada#OrangeTheWorld#16Days
5/ @IFJGlobal found 64% of female journalists have experienced death or rape threats, being sent obscene images, cyber stalking, and other forms of abuse. #OrangeTheWorld#16Days
6/ According to @PlanCanada, online abuse becomes worse if women are politically outspoken, disabled, Black or identify as LGBTIQ+. #OrangeTheWorld#16Days
7/ @cdnwomenfdn’s research found that women and girls are at greater risk of experiencing violence online, especially severe types of harassment and sexualized abuse. #OrangeTheWorld#16Days
8/ According to @PlanCanada, online harassment against girls starts at age 8, and peaks between the ages of 14 to 16. #OrangeTheWorld#16Days
10/ Our research found that online platforms are not only aware of harmful content proliferating their channels; they actively promote the content to drive engagement: 👉bit.ly/3ocRihp 👈 #OrangeTheWorld#16Days
11/ These numbers are shocking, but they’re not inevitable. There’s something every single Canadian can and should do to keep women and girls safe online (and IRL). #OrangeTheWorld#16Days