A recent report by Amnesty International UK's polling shows that Gen Z is turning away from social media due to the prevalence of misogynistic content. A staggering 73% have encountered such material, with many experiencing it weekly. The study highlights TikTok as the worst offender, with 70% of users reporting exposure to misogyny, particularly among women. Platforms like Instagram, X/Twitter, and YouTube also show concerning levels. As misogynistic behaviors escalate, nearly 70% of respondents feel unsafe on these platforms, prompting calls for improved policies on online safety and accountability.
Polling commissioned by Amnesty International UK revealed that 73% of Gen Z social media users have encountered misogynistic content, negatively impacting their online experience.
Amnesty's findings indicate that TikTok is the platform most plagued by misogynistic content, with 70% of users, particularly women (80%), reporting exposure.
The overall perception among respondents is bleak, with 70% believing that misogynistic content has worsened on platforms, leading many to feel unsafe online.
Despite recent efforts like Spotify's removal of Andrew Tate's misogynistic course, significant amounts of similar content remain accessible on popular platforms.
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