Interview: Male officers dont face as much online abuse about their image

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Chief Insp Christina Fraser spoke with Police Oracle on the challenges facing high profile women in policing, one being the online space.

Chief Inspector Christina Fraser

Date - 30th May 2022
By - Cachella Smith

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Chief Insp Christina Fraser says that if senior women officers have a social media profile they are more likely to face online abuse about their appearance than male officers with similar profiles. “I feel that women are facing a lot...

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