New act, service aim to protect those whose intimate images shared without their consent

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Lauryn Mackenzie -

CHLY

Nanaimo,

British Columbia

Politics

January 31, 2024

New services will now be able to support those who have had their intimate images shared without their consent.

On Monday, Jan. 29, the Government of BC announced that along with the new Intimate Images Protection Act, they have launched the Intimate Images Protection Service. This service will help people access resources on how to get intimate images removed and support victims through the Civil Resolution Tribunal

CHLY spoke with Brandon Laur, CEO and instructor at The White Hatters about how this new announcement will help victims take back control of their images.

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New act, service aim to protect those whose intimate images shared without their consent

Lauryn Mackenzie -

Politics

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