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Thursday, 22 April 2021, 4:04 pm | Ellie Franco Williams Sexual harm using images will earn up to three years imprisonment if the proposed amendments to the Harmful Digital Communications Bill go through. The amendment would deem the individual distributor of intimate recordings without consent liable to ... More >> Thursday, 22 April 2021, 4:03 pm | Ellie Franco Williams Support groups and experts in the rise of sexual abuse are rallying behind amendments to the Harmful Digital Communications Act. People have until midnight tomorrow night (April 23) to comment on the Harmful Digital Comm...

Support groups and experts in the rise of sexual abuse are rallying behind amendments to the Harmful Digital Communications Act. People have until midnight tomorrow night (April 23) to comment on the Harmful Digital Communications Act (Unauthorised Posting of Intimate Visual Recording) Amendment Bill. Labour Party MP Louisa Wall put forward the amendment to clarify the thresholds for image-based sexual abuse. The amendments would make it a criminal offence to deliberately post images of people exposed, naked or engaged in an intimate sexual activity without their express consent. Express cons...

Article – Ellie Franco Williams Support groups and experts in the rise of sexual abuse are rallying behind amendments to the Harmful Digital Communications Act. People have until midnight tomorrow night (April 23) to comment on the Harmful Digital Communications Act (Unauthorised Posting … Support groups and experts in the rise of sexual abuse are rallying behind amendments to the Harmful Digital Communications Act. People have until midnight tomorrow night (April 23) to comment on the Harmful Digital Communications Act (Unauthorised Posting of Intimate Visual Recording) Amendment Bill. ...

If you choose to make a written submission, here are some important points to be aware of: · All submissions (except for secret evidence—see below) are published on the Parliament website, and submitters should not include contact details in the body of their submission. · Submitters have the option of requesting that their submission be accepted anonymously, if they are sharing their own personal or sensitive experiences or information. Submitters wanting to do this should contact committee staff. Anonymous submissions are published on the Parliament website, but are labelled as “Anony...