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We lend our total support to Eileen Ní Fhloinn to strike out the term 'child pornography' from our statute books...... call it what it is - child sexual exploitation....

Wednesday’s Seanad debate will determine whether Ireland adopts accurate language for crimes against children. Children cannot consent! Our laws must reflect this. We can see Ireland join intl best practice in protecting children and supporting survivors. #CallItWhatItIs

A 'fix' for Donegal Daily

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Briefing the media today about the crucial Seanad debate tomorrow on my Child Sexual Abuse Material bill. Children cannot consent, it is abuse! Our laws must accurately reflect this. Time to #CallItWhatItIs and replace harmful terminology with language that centres survivors.

Eileen Ni Fhloinn Eileen Ní Fhloinn is #FixedIt - Ireland total hero....

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Are the cut and paste newsdesks even worth a fix ?

Seriously ? Irish Examiner

Thankful to the media who called it what it is..... it's sexual assault Fixes for Sunday World Irish Examiner

This is our best read in a long time... Seanad Éireann debate - Wednesday, 11 Jun 2025 - Child Trafficking and Child Sexual Exploitation Material (Amendment) Bill 2022: Committee Stage Seanad Éireann debate - Wednesday, 11 Jun 2025 oir.ie/ad7d81e

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Why tf would the Daily Mail refer to a 12 year old girl, who was raped by 5 men, as having “lovers”?????? Heinous.

A father allegedly murders his three daughters—whose wrists had been bound with zip ties and each had been suffocated with a plastic bag and the Daily Mail blames the mother. She requested the family courts to protect her children. They didn’t. Stop blaming mothers for the

🗞️ The media plays a vital role in shaping our collective attitudes and beliefs. We deserve better reporting on violence against women and girls - reporting which doesn’t blame victims or perpetuate myths and stereotypes about abuse. 🧵

A 'fix' for Sunday World

Same case..... different headlines.... Irish Examiner

A 'fix' for Irish Independent

We call it a sexual assault case RTÉ News

Our entire team was shortlisted for Justice Media Awards Law Society Ireland. The ceremony was yesterday and we got some good news! Maria Delaney and Patricia Devlin received a merit award in the print/online human rights and social justice reporting category: jrnl.ie/6744242