In 2017, I started a campaign to make upskirting a sexual offence after a group of men took photos of my crotch at a festival without my consent.
I got the evidence by grabbing one of their phones with the picture on and handed it in; I had witnesses; I reported it instantly to both security and the police.
When I reported the upskirting incident, I was met with derision and ineffective action. So, when I headed home from that festival, I decided to take matters into my own hands.
I spent two years campaigning and working with parliament and my lawyer to add upskirting to the Sexual Offences Act 2003.
In 2019, we won our case and upskirting was made a sexual offence.