I really wanted to end by sharing why it's so important and what the harms of image-based sexual abuse are. A recent report titled Shattering Lives and Myths was conducted over respondents from the UK, Australia, and New Zealand. They interviewed 50 victims or survivors of image-based sexual abuse. Again, that was McGlynn and Rackley, who were part of the research team, but also Professor Nicola Garvey from the University of Auckland. Their key findings were that image-based sexual abuse shatters lives, that there are significant numbers of victim survivors who experience profound social rupture. Social rupture means that people break down in all aspects of their lives and, in fact, some women also suicide—that the threats that they experience are life-threatening and paralysing leads to intense isolation from friends, from family. The online world and society in general categorises many experiences. 