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The comedian Katherine Ryan has been in the news this week after she spoke out on a recent documentary with Louis Theroux about confronting a person she says, “I believe very strongly, and so do a lot of people believe very strongly as an open secret, is a perpetrator of sexual assault”. She says she called the person a predator to their face while making a TV show. She claims no one has managed to nail him down because he has “very good lawyers”. In the documentary she refuses to name the alleged sexual predator and she was called out on this on social media. But what is there to gain for women, if anything, who name sexual predators in this way? In a discussion on �鶹�� Radio 4’s Woman’s Hour, presenter Anita Rani spoke to author Polly Vernon and Harriet Johnson, a barrister and author of the book Enough: The Violence Against Women and How To End It, about the legal minefield when it comes to naming a sexual predator. You can listen to the full discussion on Woman’s Hour by heading to �鶹�� Sounds - it’s the episode from 25 November.