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What does it mean to share sexual material without consent online?
It is a serious offence in Australia to share sexual or deepfake material of an adult without consent. Under section 474.17A of the Criminal Code Act 1995 (Cth), this includes real, edited, or AI-generated content and carries up to 6 years’ jail, or 7 years if created or altered.
What is Debt Bondage and Slavery in Australia?
Slavery and debt bondage are serious Commonwealth offences under Australian law. They apply to situations where a person is exploited, controlled, or deprived of freedom through coercion, debt, or ownership-like power. Convictions can result in imprisonment for up to 25 years. Learn more about how these offences are proven in court and what prosecutors must establish.
Human trafficking charges in Australia – what you need to know
Human trafficking is a complex criminal offence with serious implications. In this article, we will discuss five pivotal points surrounding the charge of human trafficking in Queensland.