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To what extent does South Africa's legal framework offer adequate protection to victims of non-consensual pornography?
This dissertation aims to analyse to what extent the South African legal framework offers adequate protection to victims of non-consensual pornography. Non-consensual pornography, understood as the unlawful distribution of intimate content without a person's consent, has gained popularity on the int...
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Department of Public Law
2025
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