Professor Clare McGlynn  KC (Hon)

My work emphasises the devastating impact of online violence against women and identifies better forms of regulation / or and argues for stronger regulation.

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My research and policy work strives to reduce the easy availability, and adverse impacts, of extreme and abusive porn through strengthening regulation and criminal sanctions.

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Central to my work on sexual violence are the perspectives of victims and survivors, particularly their understandings of what justice means to them.

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My work on taking and sharing intimate images without consent, including image-based sexual abuse

Includes the references:

'Downblousing', 'Revenge porn'

'Upskirting', 'Collector culture', 'Deepfake porn'

My research and policy work raises awareness of the harms of cyberflashing and makes recommendations for new laws criminalising this commonplace and pernicious form of abuse.

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My research develops the new concept of meta-rape, to replace virtual rape, to better describe the nature and harms of sexual violence and abuse in the metaverse.

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