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Pages tagged "online abuse"


Putting women ‘in their place’: AI abuse of Taylor Swift means all women and girls are at risk

Posted on News by Caitlin Roper · January 30, 2024 10:36 AM · 1 reaction

We’ve previously spoken out about the risks of AI to women and girls, including ‘deepfake’ and ‘deepnude’ apps that allow users to digitally manipulate images and videos and create pornographic and degrading images of them. 

As these technologies are exploding in popularity, and users can create highly realistic content, women and girls are overwhelmingly at risk of being victimised – as we’ve seen with the creation of pornographic images of Taylor Swift circulated last week. 

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"A devastating blow to child protection": Meta rolls out end-to-end encryption despite experts objections

Posted on News by Caitlin Roper · December 13, 2023 6:13 PM · 1 reaction
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Facebook shuts down anti-women Melb Guys Pal group but others take its place

Posted on News by Caitlin Roper · April 21, 2020 5:48 PM

"Holocaust #2 but instead of jews we target women"

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Activist Caitlin Roper exposes online abuse

Posted on News by Melinda Liszewski · November 04, 2019 10:43 AM

As published in the West Australian

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Perth feminist activist Caitlin Roper attacked and doxxed after calling out Grand Theft Auto for depictions of violence against women

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“My husband would never do that”: Revenge Porn and the new threat

Posted on News · September 24, 2019 8:51 AM · 2 reactions

We were recently contacted by a small, anonymous and dedicated group tackling image based abuse. This guest blog post is written by one of their members to help shed light on the insidious world of non-consensual sharing of sexualised images on the internet. 

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Her daughter was sexually exploited online so this mum took action!

Posted on News by Coralie Alison · July 25, 2016 11:14 AM · 3 reactions

We have a saying at Collective Shout:

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Top 10 Twitter Tips

Posted on News · November 17, 2015 9:34 AM

Here are my top 10 tips for getting the most of Twitter, as an individual or as a business/organisation!

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Why Do Hundreds of Men Want to Rape and Kill Coralie Alison?

Posted on News by Caitlin Roper · July 30, 2015 2:09 PM

After Tyler the Creator tagged Coralie Alison in a Tweet claiming he had been banned from entering Australia, our Operations Manager was subjected to an onslaught of vile abuse and rape and death threats from his fans. Award-winning journalist Victoria A. Brownworth wrote this piece in Curve magazine in response.

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Why Do Hundreds of Men Want to Rape and Kill Coralie Alison?

by Victoria A. Brownworth

I’m used to seeing attacks on feminists I know on Twitter. I’m used to reporting those attacks when I see them and tweeting solidarity to whomever is being victimized. But even I, a seasoned veteran of Twitter misogyny, was unprepared for what I saw the night of July 27 on Twitter.

Tweet after tweet after tweet, each more violent than the next attacking Coralie Alison, Director of Operations at Collective Shout, a non-profit in Melbourne, Australia dedicated to “a world free of sexploitation”–something all women and girls need.

I’ve tweeted with Coralie for a couple of years. She’s young, focused and gets stuff done. She’s the kind of feminist you want working on real-world issues.

One of the real-world issues of sexploitation she and Collective Shout have been addressing is misogyny in music–something the U.S. has just thrown up its hands over.

In June, Coralie and Collective Shout called on the Australian Immigration Minister to revoke rapper Tyler, The Creator’s (real name, Tyler Okonma) visa based on his violently anti-woman lyrics and his actions on a previous tour to Australia. Tyler was scheduled to perform in Australia in September.

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That’s when the mayhem began. Even though there was no ban on Tyler–no decision has been made on his visa–the singer decided to tell his fans that there was. Then he sat back and watched the show.

In a statement responding to the tweet and the aftermath, Frontier Touring said: “The department for immigration has raised issues with the visa application, but it has not been refused and Frontier will update ticket holders as soon as more information comes to hand.”)

It took only minutes for Tyler’s fans to respond to his tweet blaming Coralie for banning him. Then the orchestrated attacks on her began.

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@Flyroh_

@CoralieAlison Take a thick rope and put it around your neck and go for a 1080 suicide off the Golden Gate Bridge...

 

Big J

@bigjsweg

@CoralieAlison drink bleach and die slut

 

Brian D.

@AlwaysPolitical

@CoralieAlison Sit on a plunger you fat skank

 

nobody

@nobodygotshot

Can you help me clean my dads semen out of my asshole??? Thanks! @CoralieAlison

 

Decani

@xDecani

@CoralieAlison I want you to put a toothpick in your vagina, then thrust a wall as hard as you can.

 

uncle den

@nacitynac

@CoralieAlison take a bath with your toaster please

 

Read the full article at Curve Magazine. 


Solidarity with Coralie Alison as Tyler the Creator fans send death threats

Posted on News by Melinda Liszewski · July 28, 2015 10:02 PM · 4 reactions

US rapper Tyler the Creator has announced that he has been banned from Australia. This is yet to be confirmed by the Department of Immigration, but that hasn't stopped Tyler the Creator's fans from unleashing their rage. 

In a statement of solidarity, End Online Misogyny has published a sample of the abuse that Collective Shout's Coralie Alison has received over the last few hours. 

*content warning* This is not an easy read. This is what happens when women speak out against misogyny and this is why we need you to stand with us. 


Coralie Alison discusses online abuse during Tyler the Creator campaign

Posted on News by Melinda Liszewski · June 30, 2015 5:00 PM

Listen to the interview with Samantha Walker

 


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