Making the Online Safety Bill work better for women and girls

Women are 17 times more likely to have experienced sexism than men in the UK.

An important way to reduce this is with the Online Safety Bill – the government’s commitment to making the UK the safest place in the world to be online. If the bill is passed, it could be a significant step forward in reducing online abuse for everyone. It would require social media companies and search engines to reduce the amount of harmful content circulating online, from serious crimes to abusive or misleading posts.

We believe that the bill can do more to protect women and girls – that’s why we’re working with the charity Glitch to make sure that it does.

Sign up here to show your support and after the summer, we’ll get in touch to let you know how you can make a difference.