Reposted by Josephine Helen Dwan
How can we reduce image-based abuse?
Public education campaigns are a key part of this - challenging the normalisation of voyeuristic practices and sharing images without consent.
Here's a good example seen in Hong Kong University sent to me by @fdelond.bsky.social
Public education campaigns are a key part of this - challenging the normalisation of voyeuristic practices and sharing images without consent.
Here's a good example seen in Hong Kong University sent to me by @fdelond.bsky.social
January 8, 2025 at 11:58 AM
How can we reduce image-based abuse?
Public education campaigns are a key part of this - challenging the normalisation of voyeuristic practices and sharing images without consent.
Here's a good example seen in Hong Kong University sent to me by @fdelond.bsky.social
Public education campaigns are a key part of this - challenging the normalisation of voyeuristic practices and sharing images without consent.
Here's a good example seen in Hong Kong University sent to me by @fdelond.bsky.social
I am very proud to announce that I have been awarded the degree of Doctor of Philosophy from UNSW Canberra. For anyone interested, my thesis is publicly available to read here: doi.org/10.26190/uns...
Legal Responses to Intimate Image Abuse: The Influence of Technology on Australian Law and Policy
This thesis examines Australia’s legislative, civil law and criminal law responses to intimate image abuse, the relationship between this abuse and technology, and whether this relationship has had an...
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January 8, 2025 at 5:40 AM
I am very proud to announce that I have been awarded the degree of Doctor of Philosophy from UNSW Canberra. For anyone interested, my thesis is publicly available to read here: doi.org/10.26190/uns...