In the week she was targeted, 15 other students reported similar incidents at the university. We should be going after the perpetrators of spiking, not the victims.”Įlla Mansell, a 22-year-old King’s College literature student, is one of the victims of spiking to have spoken out.
“We want to shift the narrative against victim-blaming. “I could feel the levels of anxiety raising among the women and girls on campus. “When the reports of spiking first emerged, I felt in danger,” she said. International relations student Julia Aneta, the events officer at King’s College London’s Women and Politics Society, said students were “horrified” by incidents of drugs being put into drinks and more recently injected into victims’ bodies.
Students in London have admitted they feel “in danger” amid a spate of spiking incidents as they prepare to boycott bars and nightclubs on Friday. Members of UCL’s netball team at their ‘Girls Night In’ last week (Ophelia Lieng)
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