Those found guilty of 'revenge porn' could face a 6 month jail sentence

The Labour Party wants to make sharing an intimate image without consent a criminal offence as part of a bill which aims to broaden the definition of harassment to include cyberstalking and cyberbullying.

Those found guilty of 'revenge porn' could face a  6 month jail sentence

The Labour Party wants to make sharing an intimate image without consent a criminal offence as part of a bill which aims to broaden the definition of harassment to include cyberstalking and cyberbullying.

The new bill would see the criminalisation of revenge porn and see people facing a 6 month jail sentence on conviction.

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