Missoula County supports HB 192, Revise laws related to privacy in communications, heard this week in House Judiciary. Victims of domestic and sexual violence are often presented with terrible choices when seeking help to leave their situation. In several cases in Missoula County, victims have relayed stories where they were concerned about leaving their abusive relationship because the perpetrator said they would use the victim’s image to exact revenge. The use of sexually explicit images without the victim’s consent is yet another form of intimidation and should not be allowable under state law.
Missoula County supports HB 192, Revise laws related to privacy in communications, on the House floor this afternoon. Victims of domestic and sexual violence are often presented with terrible choices when seeking help to leave their situation. In several cases in Missoula County, victims have relayed stories where they were concerned about leaving their abusive relationship because the perpetrator said they would use the victim’s image to exact revenge. The use of sexually explicit images without the victim’s consent is yet another form of intimidation and should not be allowable under state law.
Please support HB 192. Representative Ryan, thank you for sponsoring this bill.
Missoula County supports HB 192, Revise laws related to privacy in communications, before Senate Judiciary tomorrow morning. Victims of domestic and sexual violence are often presented with terrible choices when seeking help to leave their situation. In several cases in Missoula County, victims have relayed stories where they were concerned about leaving their abusive relationship because the perpetrator said they would use the victim’s image to exact revenge. The use of sexually explicit images without the victim’s consent is yet another form of intimidation and should not be allowable under state law.
Send morning of Feb. 1:
ReplyDeleteRepresentatives Keogh and Morigeau,
Missoula County supports HB 192, Revise laws related to privacy in communications, heard this week in House Judiciary. Victims of domestic and sexual violence are often presented with terrible choices when seeking help to leave their situation. In several cases in Missoula County, victims have relayed stories where they were concerned about leaving their abusive relationship because the perpetrator said they would use the victim’s image to exact revenge. The use of sexually explicit images without the victim’s consent is yet another form of intimidation and should not be allowable under state law.
Please support HB 192.
Sent Feb. 19:
ReplyDeleteRepresentatives,
Missoula County supports HB 192, Revise laws related to privacy in communications, on the House floor this afternoon. Victims of domestic and sexual violence are often presented with terrible choices when seeking help to leave their situation. In several cases in Missoula County, victims have relayed stories where they were concerned about leaving their abusive relationship because the perpetrator said they would use the victim’s image to exact revenge. The use of sexually explicit images without the victim’s consent is yet another form of intimidation and should not be allowable under state law.
Please support HB 192. Representative Ryan, thank you for sponsoring this bill.
Sent this afternoon:
ReplyDeleteSenators Sands and Bennett,
Missoula County supports HB 192, Revise laws related to privacy in communications, before Senate Judiciary tomorrow morning. Victims of domestic and sexual violence are often presented with terrible choices when seeking help to leave their situation. In several cases in Missoula County, victims have relayed stories where they were concerned about leaving their abusive relationship because the perpetrator said they would use the victim’s image to exact revenge. The use of sexually explicit images without the victim’s consent is yet another form of intimidation and should not be allowable under state law.
Please support HB 192.