She took to Instagram to broadly discuss the harms that slut shaming imposes on all women and called on people to be more open minded.
Kerala woman makes her abuser pay, literally Sreelakshmi Satheesh, the CEO of an educational set-up based out of Kerala, woke up one day to be inundated by calls from strange men who were openly soliciting her for money. She found out soon that this was because a common friend went and posted her picture along with her number in a WhatsApp group calling her an "item." Not only did she elicit an apology from her abuser, she also had him pay Rs 25,000 to a charity of her choice. Sona Mohapatra refuses to stand down to her bullies When singer Sona Mohapatra criticised Salman Khan in 2016, she probably knew she would attract online trolls, but within the span of 48 hours, apart from verbal abuse, she also received thousands of death and rape threats, including morphed naked porn images, through social media platforms.
The singer hit back with a Facebook post noting that despite it all, she wouldn't give up and would continue living her life with her head held high.
A 21 year old was brutally gang raped in Bihar's Motihari town. Guns & wooden sticks inserted into her, putting her in a... Posted by Sona Mohapatra on Thursday, June 23, 2016Delhi woman goes to the cops To this date, it remains one of the most harrowing cases of online abuse faced by an Indian woman. Back in 2014, Delhi-based leadership coach Aparna Jain got a rape threat from an anonymous account. The account was suspended and removed from Twitter once it was reported. But the abuse did not end there, through a number of new accounts, the same person started sending far more graphic and rape threats to Aparna. Aparna bravely took matters in her own hands and went to the police to hold her abuser accountable by the court of law.
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Today, she uses her Twitter account to put the spotlight on social issues and champions the cause of women's right movements.
Finally, a start! Twitter’s latest anti-abuse tools will keep eggs out of your mentions https://t.co/V7KaDyXGEw
— Aparna Jain (@Aparna) March 1, 2017