Ofcom has already published final Codes and risk assessment guidance on how we expect platforms to tackle illegal content and content harmful to children. Ofcom’s role is to hold tech companies to account and ensure they comply with the law, using our enforcement powers where necessary.

But Ofcom is also required to produce guidance setting out how providers can take action against harmful content and activity that disproportionately affects women and girls, in recognition of the unique risks they face.

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"I'm just girl-coded," Tawana says. "As a woman, you want to come across strong, like, 'I've got my stuff together'."

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A major new YouGov survey questions the extent to which the attitudes of young men towards women are different to their elders

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Schools in England should teach children how to recognise and act against misogyny - prejudice against women - under new government guidance around sex education classes.

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With growing concern over the potential for online communities to promote misogyny, new research, commissioned by Ofcom, explores how men come to engage with the manosphere, the role it plays in their lives, and how it shapes their views and behaviour.

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Women's Aid

A handbook for friends, family members, neighbours, and colleagues of survivors of domestic abuse.

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