Efforts to get people to back a new campaign calling for tougher punishments for paedophiles have taken another step forward.
The two women leading the fight have already secured over 2,300 signatures through an online petition and have met with the Home Affairs Minister to discuss legislation.
Lisa Taylor and Sadie Sanders were both sexually abused as children and have waived their right to anonymity, and joined forces, to try and make a difference:
This weekend Lisa took the petition onto the streets of Douglas - she says it's positive the taboo subject is being discussed:
Sadie says the response she's had since sharing her story has given her the confidence to change her life:
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