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28 November 2022

4485 GB adults surveyed

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Online encouragement to self‑harm is to be made a new criminal offence. Do you support or oppose this change?

Conducted 28 November 2022

YouGov surveyed 4485 GB adults

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20%
4%
2%
9%
Online encouragement to self‑harm is to be made a new criminal offence. Do you support or oppose this change?

Conducted 28 November 2022

YouGov surveyed 4485 GB adults

By:
65%
20%
4%
2%
9%

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