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POGO Women’s Movement files complaint over online gender-based violence

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The POGO Women’s Movement has filed a formal complaint regarding an incident of online gender-based violence and sexism.
The complaint was submitted to relevant authorities, highlighting the issue of public shaming and targeting of women on social media platforms.
POGO emphasized the need for immediate investigation into the incident and stated, “We will not remain silent in the face of sexism and gender-based violence.”
This action aims to bring attention to the growing concerns regarding online harassment directed at women.
The complaint draws on incidents of the reproduction of sexist content in online spaces.

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The POGO Women’s Movement has formally filed a complaint with the relevant authorities regarding a serious incident of online gender-based violence and the dissemination of sexist content on a social media platform. The complaint, submitted on July 10, 2026, highlights issues such as targeting and public shaming of women, which the movement characterizes as manifestations of sexism and gender-based violence in digital spaces.

In its announcement, POGO emphasized its commitment to not remaining silent against instances of sexism and online abuse. The group called for immediate action from authorities to investigate the reported incident and address the broader problem of online gender-based violence. This move is part of their ongoing efforts to combat discriminatory narratives and practices that affect women in the digital realm.

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