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New Law Criminalizes Sharing Semen-Defaced Images Online

2/24/2026

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The government announced that sharing semen-defaced images will be illegal under Crime and Policing Bill amendments.
The practice involves a person ejaculating on a photo of someone else and posting it online.
Investigation found at least 50 women and two minors were victims on TikTok and other platforms.
The amendments criminalize sharing such images without consent, with up to six months in prison, but do not address creation.

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The government announced that sharing semen-defaced images will be illegal under Crime and Policing Bill amendments.
The practice involves a person ejaculating on a photo of someone else and posting it online.
Investigation found at least 50 women and two minors were victims on TikTok and other platforms.
The amendments criminalize sharing such images without consent, with up to six months in prison, but do not address creation.