Concern as report finds misogynist content remains widely accessible to young people 

Concern as report finds misogynist content remains widely accessible to young people 

Andrew Tate’s promotion of hate and violence against women led to YouTube, TikTok, and Meta closing his channels in 2022. Picture: Vadim Ghirda/AP

Children and women’s networks have expressed alarm after new research shows that misogynist videos featuring Andrew Tate are easily accessible to boys as young as 13 across Europe, including in Ireland.

The Centre for Countering Digital Hate (CCDH) said it identified 100 of the most-viewed YouTube videos of Mr Tate promoting misogyny over the last year, attracting nearly 54m views.

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