#FixedIt - Ireland

Published this Friday.... Read the report at sexualviolence.ie/post/words-mat…

A 'fix' for @breakingnewsie

"Many have called Jeffrey Epstein a 'monster.' As fitting as this title may be, it also obfuscates the insidiousness of sexual violence," writes Tarana Burke, the founder of the #MeToo movement time.com/article/2026/0…

Press ombudsman ‘uneasy’ about ‘graphic’ media reporting of sexual violence cases irishtimes.com/crime-law/2026…

A 'fix' for @Independent_ie

A 'fix' for @IrishTimes No '' needed....

A 'fix' for @breakingnewsie

A 'fix' for @Independent_ie

A 'fix' for @carlownationalist

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A 'fix' for @irishexaminer

A 'fix' for @irishexaminer

Mandy McAuley shared her observations of being an investigative journalist and how we should ethically and safely share victims’ stories. @mandy_mcauley #VSNICONF2026

A 'fix' for @CTribune

A 'fix' for @breakingnewsie and just a few examples of the replicated headline in other publications

The words we use matter. They shape how we understand child sexual abuse and exploitation and how we act to end it. When language is unclear or inconsistent, it leads to: 🔵 weaker laws 🔵 poor data 🔵 harm being dismissed That’s why we are shifting away from saying “online child sexual exploitation and abuse” to “technology-facilitated child sexual exploitation and abuse.” This reflects how abuse today can shift between online and in-person spaces and via different technologies including AI-powered tools. This #SaferInternetDay find out about #DisruptingHarm's work to end tech-facilitated child sexual exploitation and abuse across 25 countries. 🔗 ➡️ safeonline.global/disrupting-har… #SID @ECPAT @INTERPOL_HQ @SafeOnline @UNICEFInnocenti

A 'fix' for @WaterfordNS

Laois is keeping us busy this week This fix is for @laoisnationalist

A 'fix' for @laoislive

A 'fix' for @echolivecork