Former Love Island star Georgia Harrison calls on the UK government for better protection for women and girls online during a demonstration held by Refuge in Westminster, London.

"The Online Safety Bill is definitely the first step towards change but we need women and girls to be included in that", she says in this video.

The House of Lords began line-by-line scrutiny of the Online Safety Bill in its committee stage on April 19.

Harrison's ex-partner Stephen Bear was jailed for sharing a revenge sex tape of her on OnlyFans.

"We need a code of practice so that women and girls can be protected online just as they are in the physical world", she says.

Former Love Island star Georgia Harrison - whose ex-partner Stephen Bear was last month jailed for sharing a sex tape of her on OnlyFans - on Wednesday called on the Government for better protection for women and girls online.

The reality TV personality joined forces with charity Refuge for the protest outside Westminster, calling for specific protections for women and girls to be included in the government’s new Online Safety Bill.

The House of Lords is due to begin line-by-line scrutiny of the Online Safety Bill in its committee stage on Wednesday