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The Independent UK
The Independent UK
National
Nina Lloyd

Sharing intimate images without consent outlawed in ‘revenge porn’ crackdown

PA Wire

Revenge porn victims subjected to intimate image abuse will no longer have to prove their perpetrators intended to cause distress under a change in the law.

Amendments to the Online Safety Bill will safeguard victims by overhauling current laws so the prosecution will no longer be forced to prove that explicit images or footage had been posted to trigger distress.

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