UK police order rape victims to hand over phone data

By DW

01 May 2019 | 5:33 am

Under a new policy in Britain, rape victims must turn over their mobile devices to police or risk having their cases dropped. The change has outraged rights advocates, who say it will deter people from reporting crimes.

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