Royal Albert Hall’s Post

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And what we found in our reporting is that a lot of the abuse tends to happen in studios and live settings as well. Gigs, concerts, festivals. Yeah, a lot of the abuse happens by somebody who's quite close. I am manager or promoter as well. And it's not really anywhere for people to go or call out. I think one of the aspects of being in a predicament and what I guess we're trying to drive home today is where do people go when this happens? What's the end goal in terms of, you know, how is the pathways of people being able to see that these perpetrators are gonna be brought to justice? And that is not clearly defined, you know, if you look at. Let's say the Cassie Ventura case against Sean Diddy Combs, you know, it took for us to see a video to believe her. You know, when I think people need to be believed immediately. That was her words. They should have believed me the first time around. We have thousands of women. You've got this, this panel, you've had loads of panels over the last year, thousands of pieces of evidence, women saying this is happening. Being reported, by the way, yet we're not believed. And I think the general sentiment for people that are in the industry who are reporting is. There's a frustration that we spoke and not enough is being done about bullying, harassment. All we have are these reports. And to many, like you said, Lucy, to many, the most common outcome is there's no action. Or personal penalties at worse like you said. So people are risking them. Make taking a risk and nothing's being done.