Tech platforms would have to remove intimate images which have been shared without consent within 48 hours, under a proposed ...

LONDON, Feb 18 (Reuters) - Britain will require technology companies to take down intimate images shared online without ...

The Prime Minister said it is the latest step being taken in the “21st century battle against violence against women and girls” online ...

A new online reporting service has launched in England and Wales to support people affected by intimate image abuse, also ...

Tom Hayes MP backs new UK law forcing tech firms to swiftly remove non-consensual intimate images or face heavy fines. Victim ...

There is now a new way to report intimate image abuse online support people affected by revenge porn: how to report revenge ...

The UK government has proposed new plans requiring tech platforms to remove non-consensual intimate images within 48 hours, or f ...

Nude and fake digital images abuse could be banned in Jersey in a bid to tackle violence against women and girls. Justice and Home Affairs Minister Mary Le Hegarat has lodged five proposals in an ...

The British government has announced a strict 48-hour deadline for social media platforms to remove non-consensual intimate ...

UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer is dangling the kill switch over Big Tech’s head. Under new proposals, technology companies would have 48 hours to remove abusive images or face having their ...

Today, digital life is real life. So when intimate images are created or shared without consent, the harm is embodied, multifaceted, and often enduring (McGlynn et al., 2020). Survivors of image-based ...

The government is tabling an amendment to the Crime and Policing Bill which could see tech firms face large fines or services blocked.