Mother of harassment victim who died calls for stronger online laws

The mother of a woman who died shortly after CCTV images of her naked on a Dublin street were widely shared has called for stronger online harassment laws.

In April 2017 journalist Dara Quigley was arrested as she walked naked down a street in what her family previously described as a psychotic episode.

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