RASASC to leave X
We will be closing our X account @HelpRASASC in December. Please see our statement from RASASC CEO Daisy Anderson:
"It is becoming increasingly clear that RASASC's organisational values are at odds with X, and the concerning increase in misogynistic and victim-blaming content does not allow us to communicate with our followers in a safe, healthy and inclusive environment.
"Victim blaming is something we as an organisation have worked very hard to dispel within our own communities, juries and the criminal justice system. By having a presence on X, we are allowing these damaging views to reach our followers. For this reason we have decided to close our X account on 6 December 2024.
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