Are adults failing girls? After a horrific crime in a small English town, debate has opened over whether authorities are doing enough to stamp out manosphere-inspired misogyny.
Teenage boys avoid prison for rape
Far too lenient?: The UK's prime minister has spoken out after sentencing, whilst one of the victims said the judge's decision was like "a rock straight in my face". Glossary
Fordingbridge - A small town in Hampshire in southern England.
Contemporary - Modern.
Crown Court - The criminal courts in the UK that deal with the most serious offences.
Misogyny - Hatred of or discrimination against women. The term comes from the Ancient Greek "miso", meaning "hate", and "gyne", "woman".
Manosphere - A slang word for the varied collection of websites, blogs, and online forums promoting masculinity, misogyny, and opposition to feminism.
Youth rehabilitation orders - In England, sentences commonly given to children who are convicted of criminal offences. The child does not go to prison, but may be asked to complete programmes or unpaid work. They also may face supervision and curfews.
Curfews - Occasions when closing down is enforced or movement is restricted. It originally applied to the extinguishing of fires in people's houses.
Gisele Pelicot - A French woman whose husband has admitted to drugging her and inviting dozens of men to abuse her without her knowledge. She has waived her right to anonymity.
Attorney general - The top legal officer of a state or territory.
Court of Appeal - The second most senior court in England and Wales. It reviews cases that have already been heard by other, lower courts.
YouGov - A British public opinion and polling company. It was co-founded by Nadhim Zahawi, a Conservative Party politician.