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RNLI Suspends Services in Portsmouth Due to Abuse of Volunteers
The RNLI has suspended its services in Portsmouth due to abuse directed at its volunteers amid anti-migrant protests. Volunteers reported being targeted with physical and online threats, prompting safety measures including the removal of the station's Facebook page. Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy has vowed to strengthen laws against doxxing following incidents involving the publication of personal details of RNLI volunteers.
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The RNLI has suspended its services in Portsmouth due to abuse directed at its volunteers amid anti-migrant protests. Volunteers reported being targeted with physical and online threats, prompting safety measures including the removal of the station's Facebook page. Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy has vowed to strengthen laws against doxxing following incidents involving the publication of personal details of RNLI volunteers.
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