Hundreds join global support group for survivors of drug-facilitated rape

An international support network for survivors of drug-facilitated sexual assault has attracted hundreds of members in its opening weeks. The organization was founded by Zoe Watts and Amanda Stanhope, who themselves were victimized repeatedly by partners who drugged them. According to The Guardian, the group has enrolled approximately eighty members in the United Kingdom alone. Founders are advocating for stricter legislation to criminalize the distribution of assault and rape materials online, highlighting a growing movement among survivors seeking legal protection and community support.

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