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[SIZE=7]Male friends who discuss their sex lives loudly in public could be jailed for seven years in Scotland[/SIZE]
[SIZE=5]Baroness Kennedy of the Shaws was paid £1,000 a day by the Scottish Government to write the report the new proposed misogyny laws are based on as the consultation was launched on International Women’s Day.[/SIZE]
New laws being proposed in Scotland could lead men to be jailed for up to seven years if they discuss their sex lives/conquests with their friends loudly in a public place.
It is one of the new crimes which has been proposed in a consultation published by the Scottish Government with the aim of criminalising misogyny in Scotland.
Opened up to mark International Women’s Day, the SNP want to create five new laws designed to outlaw “abusive and humiliating” behaviour by men.
They would target only males, with females not being put under the same scrutiny. It is claimed that laddish behaviour stops women from “fully participating in society”.
A new offence, called “misogynistic behaviour,” would mean that an offender would not have to directly address the opposition sex to be found guilty.
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The crime includes them watching pornography where others could see it or have “loud, graphic sexual conversations about women in a public place where they can be heard by others”.
Views are being sought by the Scottish Government on what sanctions should be handed out to those guilty of offences like this, with the maximum punishment being proposed being seven years imprisonment.
Criminal offences would be triggered in cases “where the perpetrator perceives their victim to be a woman, irrespective as to the victim’s sex or gender”.
Another proposed new crime would be “misogynistic harassment” which would make it illegal for a man to shout sexually abusive remarks at a woman in the street or using abusive language “to a girl who does not want to be ‘chatted up’”.
This is to help stop harassment of females at pubs and nightclubs, and also to curb wolf-whistles being performed to girls walking down the street.
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Other examples of this crime would include “deliberately rubbing up against a woman in a crowded place” or showing porn to a female.
And another new offence of “stirring up” hatred against women and girls could be brought in to protect them from “incel” male supremacist bloggers or Andrew Tate-style personalities.
Making rape, sexual assault or disfigurement threats against females would also become a specific crime due to a rise in online abuse directed towards the fairer sex.
The consultation is based on a report written by Baroness Kennedy of the Shaws, who was paid £1,000 a day by the taxpayer to conduct an investigation into misogyny north of the border.
It was published last year and argued that men perpetrated “daily abuses which blight the lives” of women. She urged women to take part in the consultation.
Courtesy of: https://www.scottishdailyexpress.co.uk/news/politics/male-friends-who-discuss-sex-29408756
