H.R. 8387, also known as the “Victimizer Accountability for Nonconsensual Images and Spiteful Humiliation Act” or the “VANISH Act,” aims to change the United States Code to make it illegal to share intimate images of someone without their permission. The bill specifies that...
The VANISH Act is a rule that says people can't show or share private pictures of someone without asking them first, and if they do, they might get in big trouble, like paying money or going to jail.
H. R. 8027, introduced in the House of Representatives, proposes allowing individuals to sue if their intimate images are captured without consent in situations where they expect privacy. This bill defines the right to take legal action against those who knowingly or recklessly record such...
H. R. 8027 is a bill that lets people take others to court if their private pictures are taken without asking while they were expecting privacy, and those who take the pictures might have to pay a big fine.
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