PFD report

Bronwen Grace MORGAN (BM) · Prevention of Future Deaths report

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Issued 25 Oct 2023•South Wales Central

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Report evidence summary

Concerns raised1

  1. Failure to restrict vulnerable individuals' access to self-harm and suicide-facilitating websites
    Part of recurring concern: Inadequate controls on access to online suicide-promoting content
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Failure to restrict vulnerable individuals' access to self-harm and suicide-facilitating websites

Wider context from the report

“The evidence revealed that as from at least February 2020, BM had registered with, & was engaging in discussion forums ████████ This website was mentioned in an earlier PFD Report dated 3.12.19 (copy annexed). The engagement that BM had with the website encompassed her discussing & seeking advice from fellow users in respect of, methods of self-harm/suicide including the purchasing & use of the substance ████████. This was the substance used by BM which led to her death. The concern here is that this site & potentially similar self-harm & suicide “facilitating or promoting” sites are accessible/available to those, such as BM who are vulnerable, due to their diagnosed, or otherwise mental illness & provided with an outlet/forum to source & acquire information that potentially equips them with the knowledge & means to either complete suicide, or place them in grave/greater danger of doing so. I believe that consideration ought to be given to the impact such access/availability has upon those vulnerable individuals researching/contemplating acts of self-harm & whether, & what action(s) may be taken to remove/limit/mitigate/educate such access/availability. ”

Is this part of a recurring concern?

Yes — Inadequate controls on access to online suicide-promoting content.

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