Rayner says Farage ‘failing young women’ with plan to scrap Online Safety Act | Nigel Farage
Nigel Farage “fails a generation of young women” with his plans to scrap the online security law, Angela Rayner It would be said that the move would lead to an increase in the prevalence of “revenge porn”.
The deputy Prime Minister's comments are the latest criticism of Farage from the government, with Labor a parallel series of attack ads on the Reform UK Leader, including one that shows him alongside the misogynistic influencer Andrew Tate.
In a press conference at the end of the last month, reforms promised to scrap the law that came into force, and said measures that the social media companies should urge to limit false and potentially harmful content, would instead bring censorship and make the united kingdom into a “borderline dystopian state”.
In response to this, the science and technology secretary Peter Kyle, Accused To stand on the side of children's misuse such as Jimmy Savile and to bring an angry reaction from the reform leader.
In comments On Sunday TelegraphRayner emphasized what she said, the risk of eliminating the plot to clamp on what is formally referred to as intimate image abuse, in which criminals upload either intimate images or film material from others.
“Intima abuse is a devastating crime and contributes to a hideous, misogynistic culture on social media, which we know that it also translates into physical rooms,” Rayner told the newspaper.
“Nigel Farage is risks to fail a generation of young women with their dangerous and irresponsible plans, to scrap online security laws and not to have a sustainable alternative plan in order to stop the locks of abuse that could be opened, a horrific refusal to be duty.
“It is time for Farage to say women and girls in Great Britain how he would keep them online.”
Labor starts a linked series of online ads against Farage, including one Published on Sunday morning connected to Rayner's comments. “Nigel Farage wants to make it easier to share revenge porn online,” says a picture of the Farage grin.
After To Sunday TimesAnother advertisement will highlight Farage's comments on Tate, the influencer, which together with his brother Tristan, Faces In Great Britain, including rape, physical damage and human trafficking.
The two British Americans are examined in Romania and are exposed to a number of charges that they reject.
The Labor display shows Farage with Andrew Tate and the heading: “Nigel Farage says that Andrew Tate is an” important voice “for men.” The comments come from one Interview Farage did it At the strike it Big Podcast last year.
Laila Cunningham, a former magistrate who has joined a reform, wrote a telegraph article On Saturday, in which she described the online security law as “censorship laws” and said that laws already existed to combat “revenge porn”.
“It is a cover for censorship and an excuse to hand over not elected regulatory authorities to silence views while they don't like anything while doing nothing against the real crimes on our streets,” she wrote.
Cunningham said the ministers should instead concentrate on the detention of asylum seekers instead of putting them in hotels and say that women are “violated” for the time being, as the asylum seekers could pose a risk for them.
