The video platform started the conversation in late February and early March of this year when it removed a video from the channel (in which Jones referred to a victim of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas school shooting as a 'crisis actor') and subsequently demonetized Jones' channel by removing ads.
Others have used the term 'covert' as an alternative to the term 'indirect' when referring to a victim who is unaware of the identity of the perpetrator.
This is roughly akin to arguing that it is technically possible to refer to a kidnapping victim as a "house guest," presuming the latter term refers to a temporary visitor to one's home.
Can one refer to a complainant as a victim before the case has been proved?
It may seem strange that Kristal would accuse the other side of being unreasonable when her own team includes people who would refer to a teenage sex-abuse victim as a "whore"—but those within the MRM say they're merely responding to all the mud that gets slung at them, and men in general, by feminists.
In his article, referring to a meeting with victims of phone hacking and press intrusion last week, Miliband writes: "Rejection of the report will be seen as a clear breach of the promise we made to them.
Khan will say the treatment handed out to Milly's parents and the remarks of Robert Colover, a CPS barrister who referred to a teenage sexual abuse victim as predatory, are examples of the need to strengthen the rights of victims.
But David Sherborne, representing hacking victims in the court on Wednesday, said Vos should "understand the enormous significance of that email" which referred to a "well-known individual victim" and the message contained "an instruction relating to an individual's phone".
To describe this process, Mr Grillo used a particularly chilling mafiosi term, lupara bianca (literally meaning "white shotgun", it refers to a murder where the victim's body is deliberately hidden).
