25 July 2026
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Campaign for Violence Against Women and Girls

A national campaign was launched yesterday (January 17) by Crimestoppers for Violence Against Women and Girls.

The movement runs from January 17 until February 14, 2024.

It’s strategy seeks to raise awareness of types of sexual harassment that can be a crime.

Campaign

The push encourages those who witness or who are a bystander to this harassment to speak up, 100% anonymously, to Crimestoppers.

If you’ve seen or suspect crime and don’t want to speak to the police, you can tell Crimestoppers what you know on the phone on 0800 555 111 and online, 24/7, 365 days a year.

To learn more about their campaign, follow their social media pages and keep an eye on the Isle of Man Constabulary Media Page as it will be sharing and highlighting this important topic.

Violence Against Women and Girls

A major new survey and report, commissioned by Crimestoppers, has revealed that one in six children face unwanted sexual harassment in public from the age of 10.

The report, by the University of Suffolk, sheds light on general attitudes to sexual harassment and the age at which victims are targeted, and follows the impact of the #MeToo movement against sexual abuse and harassment.

Whilst 1,800 people participated in the survey, none of the questions were mandatory due to the sensitivity of the subject matter.

Charlie Morrey is a Broadcast & Multi Media Journalist for Manx.News and also is a Presenter on Energy FM. Charlie has previously written for Isle of Man Newspapers, magazines and also started her broadcasting career with Manx Radio.

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