Indian women cockroach protesters doxxed and harassed online
Indian women who participated in the CJP (Citizenship Justice Petition) protest and shared their involvement online faced severe harassment, doxxing, and slut-shaming from critics. The BBC documented accounts from these women describing the personal attacks and abuse they endured for their activism. The incidents highlight the online harassment and social stigmatization that female protesters often experience for their public engagement.
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'I was slut-shamed' - Indian women 'cockroach' protesters doxxed and abused
Indian women who participated in the CJP (Citizenship Justice Petition) protest and shared their involvement online faced severe harassment, doxxing, and slut-shaming from critics. The BBC documented accounts from these women describing the personal attacks and abuse they endured for their activism. The incidents highlight the online harassment and social stigmatization that female protesters often experience for their public engagement.
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