arlier this month, the Office of the eSafety Commissioner launched a world first online portal to provide support and legal assistance to Australians who have had intimate images or videos shared without their consent (known as ‘revenge porn’).Today the Office of the eSafety Commissioner has announced that Australia will be one of four countries participating in a limited … [Read more...]
World First Online Help Portal For Victims Of Revenge Porn Launches Today
oday, Australians who have had intimate images or videos shared without their consent (known as 'revenge porn') will be able to access tangible support and advice, including legal assistance, through an online portal piloted by the Office of the eSafety Commissioner. The portal will also run a complaints service for young Australians who experience cyberbullying and will … [Read more...]
Are There Laws To Protect Against ‘Revenge Porn’ In Australia? It Depends Where You Live
Australia could have Commonwealth legislation regarding image-based abuse, or “revenge porn,” by the end of this year, but it will not be criminal offences.Distributing intimate images of your ex-partner is a vile act. But it is continuing to happen at an alarming rate in Australia. The latest high profile case is that of Rob Kardashian posting images of his wife Blac … [Read more...]
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