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Biden Has a Plan to Tackle Online Harassment. What Does It Actually Say? (VICE)

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What Does Biden’s Ambitious Plan to Tackle Online Harassment Actually Say?
Image abuse experts and sex worker rights advocates weigh in on President-elect Joe Biden's plan to end violence against women online.

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Ann Olivarius, founder of McAllister Olivarius, a law firm that specializes in non-consensual pornography, said that she “cannot stress enough” the importance of federal legislation with criminal and civil penalties for online harassment—including image-based abuse. “A uniform, fair standard that protects victims of online harassment across the whole country would be a tremendous advance,” she said.

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