Charity slammed after suggesting women should cover themselves in glitter to catch rapists

A charity called Enough to End Rape is facing backlash for promoting misleading tactics to prevent rape, including suggesting women cover themselves in glitter to catch rapists. Critics, including Shadow safeguarding minister Alicia Kearns, argue this is dangerous and unhelpful advice. This controversy highlights the importance of responsible and effective strategies in sexual assault prevention, emphasizing the need for accurate information over sensational or misleading suggestions. The incident underscores the potential harm in spreading misinformation under the guise of helpfulness.