Beyond the West: Exploring the Impact and Regulation of Non-Consensual Image-Disclosure
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Study of NCIDA in Pakistan uses interviews with law enforcement and an NGO plus 240 hours of participatory observation across 70 cases and finds a much lower harm threshold than Western accounts perpetrators expand beyond partners to friends relatives and colleagues and create harm via minor digital alterations (image blending plus sex emoji and captions) then escalate by showing content to female family then male kin to trigger honor based violence platforms favor Western centric harm definitions and paper proposes regional standards and a local support model
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