Former Love Island contestant, Georgia Harrison, has been receiving an influx of messages from revenge porn victims. Harrison has been speaking out against her ex-partner Stephen Bear, who posted a video of them having sex without her consent. At least five women reach out to Harrison daily, sharing their own revenge porn experiences. She is calling for changes to the law to make it easier for victims to receive justice, and wants the requirement to prove intent to be removed from the Criminal Justice and Courts Act 2015. Harrison believes that any case of revenge porn is likely to cause distress to the victim. The 28-year-old model has been enjoying making a difference by speaking about her experience and even refused to rule out a foray into politics.
Former Love Islander Georgia Harrison has disclosed that she is receiving an overwhelming amount of messages from fans who have also fallen victim to revenge porn. Harrison had recently gained widespread attention for speaking out against her ex-partner Stephen Bear after he was arrested for posting a video of them having sex without her consent. Harrison has been commended for waiving her anonymity in an effort to highlight the problem, calling for changes in the law to make it easier for victims to receive justice. During an appearance on BBC’s Sunday With Laura Kuenssberg, Harrison shared that at least five women reach out to her daily, sharing their own ordeals with revenge porn, stating that it is a common thing. Going to court was “empowering” for Harrison and helped validate her experience, leading her to take back her power.
Georgia Harrison, former Love Island contestant, has revealed that she is receiving an influx of messages from victims of revenge porn, with at least five women reaching out to her on a daily basis for advice. Harrison, who recently spoke out against her ex-partner Stephen Bear for posting a video of them having sex without her consent, is calling for changes to the law to make it easier for victims to receive justice. Specifically, she wants the requirement to prove intent to be removed from the Criminal Justice and Courts Act 2015, which made it an offence to disclose private sexual photographs and films with the intent to cause distress and without consent. Harrison believes that any case of revenge porn is likely to cause distress to the victim. The 28-year-old model also shared that she has been enjoying making a difference by speaking about her experience and even refused to rule out a foray into politics.
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