ThisIsNotConsent: Irish women use G-strings and lacy underwear to protest against 'victim blaming' after rape trial - ABC News
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Irish women share photos of their G-strings on social media to protest "routine victim blaming" in the country's courts, after reports jurors were encouraged to consider a teenager's choice of underwear during a rape trial.
Irish women share photos of their G-strings on social media to protest routine victim blaming in the country's courts, after reports jurors were encouraged to consider a teenager's choice of underwear during a rape trial.
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