U Irskoj je nedavno završio jedan od najzapaženijih sudskih slučajeva silovanja. Odvjetnica obrane Elizabeth O’Connell javnost je razljutila kada je kao dokaz istaknula tange koje je nosila žrtva na dan kada je silovana.
U ovom je slučaju 27-godišnjak koji je optužen za silovanje 17-godišnjakinje u Corku oslobođen krivnje.
Vrsta donjeg rublja koje je nosila žrtva kao dokaz da je pristala na seks razlog je zbog kojeg su se razljutili mnogi, pa su na društvenim mrežama počeli objavljivati slike tangi uz hešteg #ThisIsNotConsent.
Također, na ulice Corka u znak prosvjeda oslobađajuće presude na temelju donjeg rublja izašlo je više stotina prosvjednika. Nosili su transparente na kojima je pisalo: ''Tange ne govore'', ''Samo 'da' znači 'da'''.
Poruku da tange nisu poziv na seks upućene su i preko hrvatskih profila na društvenim medijima.
I think everyone should have this on our wall.
— Jamie Crowley (@Jamie23cork) November 14, 2018
Regardless of the outcome in court, a thong on a girl does not give consent and it should not be used as evidence in court as a way of victim shaming.#ThisIsNotConsent pic.twitter.com/uR0p7TmmKu
Jurors in Cork were asked to consider the underwear a SEVENTEEN YEAR OLD GIRL was wearing when she was raped by a 27-year-old man.
— Courtney Peterson (@_courtneymaria) November 13, 2018
Join the cause in solidarity, can’t believe this girl was subjected to these comments after such a traumatic event.#ThisIsNotConsent #Ibelieveher pic.twitter.com/PfkYERulgY
wearing gross pants, nice pants or no pants: #ThisIsNotConsent pic.twitter.com/FqSt0TEJI6
— Repealist [on Illness Hiatus] (@Repealist_) November 12, 2018
Sign if you agree that our courts must not tolerate blaming victims of sexual assault!! Never again should a jury be told to judge a woman in a rape trial based on the underwear she wears. #thisisnotconsent #IBelieveHerhttps://t.co/cW5rHQKXV6
— Uplift (@UpliftIRL) November 13, 2018
No means no. Rape can happen to anyone, any age, any gender, etc. #ibelieveher #nomeansno #ThisIsNotConsent pic.twitter.com/aC3NhK6aNg
— TJ Bull (@dgganimation) November 13, 2018
Rape is NEVER the victims fault.
— Nora Calder (@NoraCalder) November 13, 2018
Not if she was drunk.
Not if she’d taken drugs.
Not if she was naked.
Not if she was wearing a miniskirt or a veil.
Not if the authorities didn’t believe her.
Not if she was your partner.#ThisIsNotConsent https://t.co/dpS5HTP95z
In Cork earlier today#ThisisNotConsent pic.twitter.com/q8WhhG9vxG
— I Believe Her - Ireland (@ibelieveher_ire) November 14, 2018
#ThisIsNotConsent
— Em (@lilthumper408) November 13, 2018
Just beacuse my panties are cute doesn't mean i'm saying yes #ThisIsNotConsent pic.twitter.com/rakf2HXQNv
