A tattoo artist who took explicit photos of his client's thigh tattoo and then shared them in a group chat using demeaning language has sparked a global movement.
Since the allegations artists from around the globe have banded together to help people who have been abused by their tattooist.
Cover Ups Against Abuse is a world-wide campaign, and lets people who have been abused by their artist have their tattoo covered up for free. Charlotte Cook has the story.
