“The role played by social media in naming and shaming is a hugely powerful and important role. If you look at #AmINext and #MeToo, the Harvey Weinsteins of the world would never have been held to account if there hadn’t been a social media campaign first,” Sadleir said.
However, Sadleir warned that people must be careful what they are retweeting or sharing on social media. People who want to be socially active and support victims on social media can do so responsibly, ensuring that they guard against legal risk.“The law says that every single person in the chain of publication is responsible for content.
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