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In terms of a violation of their privacy, sure. Any stronger claim than that, however, requires evidence no matter who says it.
by claudiawerner 8y ago
In terms of a violation of their privacy, sure. Any stronger claim than that, however, requires evidence no matter who says it.
- DanBC 8y agoWhy don't you require evidence that it's not harmful? Child victims are very clear that the mere existance of the images is a secondary form of abuse that they suffer.