Solicitor Andrew Lord from law firm Leigh Day considers the legal view of Revenge Porn laws in England and Wales.

This anonymous and confidential survey will help Julia Mulligan, the North Yorkshire Police and Crime Commissioner, gain an understanding of why there is an apparent lack reporting of revenge porn (image based sexual abuse, as it is officially known) to the police, how well they and others, deal with cases once they’re reported and help provide insight on the low numbers of prosecutions.

Victims of image based sexual abuse deserve legal clarity.

New figures reveal that one in three revenge porn allegations are dropped by victims. We speak to experts to find out why.

We need government to commit to tackling online abuse and violence against women.

In the first survey of its kind, researchers at the University of Suffolk have been investigating the understanding of revenge pornography within police forces, across the county and in the UK.