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Figures like Andrew Tate may help spread misogyny. But they’re amplifying – not causing – the problem

  • Written by Nicola Henry, Professor & Australian Research Council Future Fellow, Social and Global Studies Centre, RMIT University
Figures like Andrew Tate may help spread misogyny. But they’re amplifying – not causing – the problemShutterstock

Following an emergency meeting of the National Cabinet this week, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has announced a raft of measures to tackle the problem of gender-based violence.

Among these is a program to help women leave their abusive partners, an “age assurance” trial to prevent children accessing pornography and other...

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