The SHIELD Act: Protecting Survivors from Image-Based Abuse
The SHIELD Act is a proposed federal law targeting non-consensual image distribution. Discover why it’s critical for survivor protection and how you can support its passage.
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The SHIELD Act is a proposed federal law targeting non-consensual image distribution. Discover why it’s critical for survivor protection and how you can support its passage.
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