Slowly But Surely, ‘Revenge Porn’ Is Being Criminalized | TIME.com

“Colorado joins some two dozen other states working on legislation that would criminalize the nonconsensual online publication of sexual photos of a person specifically to humiliate or blackmail them”

Read the full article via: Slowly But Surely, ‘Revenge Porn’ Is Being Criminalized | TIME.com.

Annmarie Chiarini, Jon Cardin, Danielle Keats Citron
In this Oct. 30, 2013 photo (from left), anti-revenge-porn campaigner Annmarie Chiarini, University of Maryland law professor Danielle Keats Citron and state Rep. Jon Cardin, D-Baltimore County, are silhouetted during a news conference to announce a bill that would criminalize revenge porn in Baltimore. Chiarini got behind the cause after an ex-boyfriend took to the Internet to post nude images that she shared with him privately over the course of their relationship. After California and New Jersey passed laws outlawing revenge porn, an increasing number of states looking to follow suit.
Patrick Semansky—ASSOCIATED PRES 
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by Annmarie Chiarini on April 25, 2014  •  Permalink
Posted in New Legislation, Non-Consensual Pornography, Online Harassment, Revenge Porn
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Posted by Annmarie Chiarini on April 25, 2014

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