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New law to tackle revenge porn
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Ministry of Justice and The Rt Hon Chris Grayling MP
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12 October 2014
This was published under the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
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People who maliciously share sexually explicit pictures of former partners will face prosecution under new laws.
Revenge porn – the distribution of a private sexual image of someone without their consent and with the intention of causing them distress – will be made a specific offence in the Criminal Justice and Courts Bill, which is currently going through Parliament.
Justice Secretary Chris Grayling said:
The fact that there are individuals who are cruelly distributing intimate pictures of their former partners without their consent is almost beyond belief.
We want those who fall victim to this type of disgusting behaviour to know that we are on their side and will do everything we can to bring offenders to justice.
That is why we will change the law and make it absolutely clear to those who act in this way that they could face prison.
Minister for Women and Equalities Nicky Morgan said:
Circulating intimate photos of an individual without their consent is never acceptable. People are entitled to expect a reasonable level of respect and privacy.
It is right that those who do circulate these images are held to account, and that we educate young people to the hurt that can be caused by breaking this trust.
The change will cover the sharing of images both online and offline. It will mean that images posted to social networking sites such as Facebook and Twitter will be caught by the offence, as well as those that are shared via text message. Images shared via email, on a website or the distribution of physical copies will also be caught. Those convicted will face a maximum sentence of 2 years in prison.
The offence will cover photographs or films which show people engaged in sexual activity or depicted in a sexual way or with their genitals exposed, where what is shown would not usually be seen in public. Victims and others will be able to report offences to the police to investigate. Officers will work with the Crown Prosecution Service to take forward cases for prosecution.
Those found to have committed a sexual offence can continue to be prosecuted under existing legislation, which can lead to sentences of up to 14 years in prison.
The change in the law will be made via an amendment to the Criminal Justice & Courts Bill, which includes a number of measures to toughen up sentencing.
These include ending automatic half-way point release for criminals convicted of rape or attempted rape of a child, or serious terrorism offences, and ensuring that all offenders who receive the tough Extended Determinate Sentence (EDS) are no longer automatically released two-thirds of the way through their custodial term.
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A young girl discovers, to her disgust, that naked photos of her have been uploaded to numerous social media websites from a "revenge porn" webpage. When nothing is done, she makes it her pe... Read all A young girl discovers, to her disgust, that naked photos of her have been uploaded to numerous social media websites from a "revenge porn" webpage. When nothing is done, she makes it her personal crusade to find the perpetrator. A young girl discovers, to her disgust, that naked photos of her have been uploaded to numerous social media websites from a "revenge porn" webpage. When nothing is done, she makes it her personal crusade to find the perpetrator.
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A Pandering Effort with a Serious Topic
I came across this documentary on Netflix and it seemed intriguing. I have a friend who suffered this fate at the hands of an ex and I wanted to learn more about it. However, the film took a very serious and emotionally destructive topic and turned it into a self-glorifying episode of a cheap 48 Hours knockoff. Anna Richardson is a British television journalist and personality. She interviews several people who have been "revenge porned", other people who are fighting against the practice, and even a couple of guys who have revenge porned former lovers. At one point, she takes provocative photos of herself and posts them on one of the sites to see the reaction she would get. Think of it as a "leaked" sex tape effort for journalists. Kim Kardashian would be proud. Richardson comes off as a cut-rate Chris Hansen (who himself is cut rate). She expresses shock and complete ignorance of the practice which is kind of shocking itself considering she is supposed to be a journalist and the practice has been around for over 20 years. Her attempt to experience the shame and embarrassment of the victims by revenge porning herself is almost as comical as Gwyneth Paltrow spending a day in a fat suit and claiming to understand how obese women feel. Richardson's photos are put on a profile with a fake name, fake email address and her face is disguised. How exactly does this give her ANY sense of a lack of privacy these victims experienced when she went out of her way to ensure the EXACT privacy her documentary is supposed to be exposing. There is an unintentionally funny scene of her on the phone with her producer debating whether putting Richardson's nude photos on the internet is a good idea. Its obvious the producer wanted to appear concerned and could not be perceived as putting her employee at risk. It sounds very scripted. Several times the producer says its up to Richardson "as long as you're comfortable with it." Its an insane idea and any producer worth their salt would have forbade it no matter how comfortable the reporter felt about it. But sex sells. While the documentary is poorly produced, there are a couple of really effective scenes. The most effective was pointing out how brave we become behind a computer screen and the things we write, but would never say in person. A theater group performs an exercise where a member is placed in a circle while the other members aggressively speak actual postings from the revenge porn sites at the poor cast member. Even Richardson gets in the act by having the very postings about her photos shouted at her by the ensemble. It was effective and haunting. Too bad the rest of the doc was not as effective.
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