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1 lut 2020 · Through the use of 28 in-depth interviews with victims, activists, and criminal justice staff, this research details the emotional, physical, and social impact of image based sexual abuse...
1 lut 2020 · • Our survey suggests image-based sexual abuse has increased in Australia since 2016 • Non-consensual sharing and threats to share have almost doubled • Self-disclosed perpetration of image...
29 kwi 2022 · This article sheds a new light on the impact of image-based sexual abuse (IBSA) on women. Drawing on findings from 17 in-depth interviews, it details the emotional, physical and social impact of this online victimisation, and how the impact of IBSA manifests in women’s everyday lives.
Specifically, image-based sexual abuse (IBSA), recently conceptualized in relation to “revenge porn,” “nonconsensual pornography,” and “intimate image abuse,” among other terms, includes the nonconsensual production, distribution, or threat to distribute nude or sexual images of another by either a known or anonymous perpetrator
Commonly and widely referred to as revenge porn, recent studies done by social scientists and legal scholars show that the term image-based sexual abuse is a superior way of con-ceptualizing a variety of digital harms that millions of people, primarily women, experience around the world.
staff, this research details the emotional, physical, and social impact of image based sexual abuse (IBSA) on women’s everyday lives, and identifies some of the key policing and legislative issues which prevent women from achieving justice within the criminal justice system.
It provides data on respondents’ experiences of image-based sexual abuse victimisation as well as self-disclosed perpetration behaviours. At the time of writing, this research is the first cross-national survey into victimisation and perpetration of image-based sexual abuse.
