Trebamo obzirniji pristup u korištenju društvenih mreža za društvenu pravdu, kaže spisateljica i aktivistica Ione Wells. Nakon što je bila žrtva napada u Londonu, Wells je objavila pismo svom napadaču u studentskim novinama koje je postalo viralno i pokrenulo #NotGuilty kampanju protiv seksualnog nasilja i okrivljavanja žrtava. U ovom potresnom govoru, opisuje kako je dijeljenje njene vlastite priče dalo nadu drugima šalje snažnu poruku protiv kulture on-line posramljivanja.

Kako pričamo o seksualnom napastovanju on-line

After a brutal assault on her walk home, one woman’s viral letter sparked the global #NotGuilty campaign, encouraging survivors worldwide to share their stories online. Her experience revealed how social media can offer solidarity and hope, but also how it easily devolves into reactive noise or even more harm. She argues that real justice comes not from public shaming, but from amplifying victims’ voices, building community, and responding with thoughtfulness instead of outrage. Harnessed with care, online platforms become powerful tools for connection and change.

Shaming Alone Won’t Fix Sexual Violence Or Online Injustice

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Ione Wells: Kako pričamo o seksualnom napastovanju on-line