, i.e. the scandal of sexual abuse, sexualization of minors and inappropriate behavior towards children on the part of top Polish YouTubers is not going away. Sylwester Wardęga’s recordings, dozens of statements – these are all events from the last week alone
Maja Staśko was asked about the scandal affecting the Internet during the premiere of the film “Ch³opi”. The activist and influencer said she had been raising this issue for years and it was finally starting to be taken seriously. She briefly described what is happening among Polish creators on YouTube with the word “revolution”.
Pandora Gate. Maja Staśko encourages victims to speak out
Sylwester Wardęga’s films and the film by Mikołaj Myśli (known under the pseudonym Konopskyy) awaited by observers (as well as the Polish services) have been a topic that has been buzzing on the Polish Internet for a week. Maja Staśko also spoke on this matter. In a conversation with the editor of Plotek.pl, she encouraged victims to speak out loud about what happened to them, because Pandora Gate is a situation that can finally lead to change and a different perception of sexual abuse. YouTubers, previously surrounded by invincibility and glory, lost their sources of income overnight after their behavior towards minors was revealed – some sent disgusting messages to underage fans, others even invited them to a hotel.
This is an extraordinary moment because they regain their courage. The prosecutor general and the government stood on their side… You can guess that it is related to the elections, but honestly, when it comes to the well-being of the wronged people, I don’t care what their motivations are. The most important thing is the support they receive at this moment, said Maja Staśko.
You can listen to the entire conversation with Maja Staśko about YouTuber Stuu and the government’s actions regarding the revealed inappropriate behavior of creators in the recording below:
What is happening now is literally a revolution – concluded Maja Staśko. She also mentioned that, together with other activists, she had been raising similar topics for years, for which she was repeatedly ridiculed and impertinently summed up. “Now we finally see that there was something to it,” she said.
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Sexual violence is any unwanted sexual contact. According to UNICEF data, approximately 15 million teenagers between 15 and 19 years of age have experienced this type of violence around the world, but only 1 percent of teenagers seek help from a professional. Research shows that 80 percent Rape victims develop post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).
If you are a victim of sexual violence, you can get help by calling, for example, the “Blue Line” Telephone Clinic – 22 668 70 00 (7 days a week, 8 a.m.-8 p.m.) or via the 24-hour hotline of the Women’s Rights Center – 600 070 717.
Source: Gazeta
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