Thread: Online Safety Bill Etc
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Old Today, 22:08   #1585
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Re: Online Safety Bill Etc
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Originally Posted by damien c View Post
No they are not, not if you look at the figures.

https://www.gov.uk/government/statis...stem-2023-html

From that:

"In 2022/23, there were 590 homicides reported in the Home Office Homicide Index; 71% of which were males and 29% females." tell me how is saying that women are the main victims??

It then carries on "Females were the victim in 59% of homicides acquainted with the suspect, whereas in cases where victim was male 41% were acquainted with the suspect."
Yes, but were those male homicides all the result of domestic violence or was it just male on male aggression?

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Originally Posted by RichardCoulter View Post
The head of Ofcom did explain why women & girls needed extra protection during the discussion.
All over 18s are adults. Just leave them to decide these adult decisions. It’s children we should be protecting.
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