Degrading. Violating. Dehumanising.

Sexually explicit ‘deepfakes’ – made without the consent of the victim – cause real-life trauma.

Presenter and campaigner Jess Davies explains why a new law change criminalising their creation is so important

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Malicious online deepfakes can have a real-world impact, as Cally Jane Beech knows.

That’s why we’re cracking down on those who create sexually explicit deepfake images without consent – with offenders facing a criminal record and an unlimited fine.

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🚫Sexually explicit deepfakes🚫

We’re creating a new offence so anyone deliberately making a sexually explicit ‘deepfake’ image or video of another person without consent can be prosecuted.

If these horrific images are shared, offenders could face jail.

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It can feel like David v Goliath when victims face powerful corporations with deep pockets in court.

We’re a step closer to levelling the playing field as new legislation to help victims get third party funding for their legal costs has its second reading in Parliament.

🌱 Helping female prisoners to grow beyond the prison walls.

This horticulture programme at HMP Send provides training and qualifications for participants, helping to better equip them for successful reintegration into society on release.

Meet the prisons that are transforming offenders’ behaviour.

New research from HMI Prisons features eight prisons that are encouraging offenders to use their time in custody more productively.

Swipe ➡️ to find out more about their initiatives.

🛒 Shoplifters and those that are violent towards retail workers think they can get 'something for nothing.'

But there is a price to pay.

Our plan to tackle retail crime will protect businesses and bring offenders to justice ⬇️

For the first time, Ministers will be required to publish an annual report about how criminal justice agencies like the police and Crown Prosecution Service are providing services in line with the #VictimsCode – the rights victims of crime can expect to receive. gov.uk/government/new…

🦺 Repeatedly disrupting and endangering the public during protests will have serious consequences 👇

Take a look at the biggest stories in UK justice this March ⚖️

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Drug use drives crime.

We're not just catching criminals. We're tackling the root causes of crime.

Since March 2022, 56% of suspects tested on arrest were found positive for Class A drug use. Around half of those assessed were referred to treatment.

We’ve offered up to £23.6 million for the Family Mediation Voucher Scheme, so separating couples can access vital support and avoid damaging court conflict.

Mediation helps families resolve issues such as childcare and finances away from the courtroom.

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For too long non-disclosure agreements have been used to sweep criminality under the carpet and intimidate victims.

We're changing the law to ensure they can't prevent victims accessing the advice and support they need.

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We’re cracking down on the misuse of Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs).

We’re introducing new legislation so that victims can seek justice and vital support, without fear of legal action.

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🚨 Don't miss your chance to help shape government policy!🚨

The deadline for providing input on increasing fees for many legal aid lawyers in police stations and youth courts is approaching quickly.

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These clean-up teams not only tackle the corrosive impact of crime but ensure offenders visibly atone for their actions.

Criminals handed a community order face a stark choice – work hard to change your ways or face being sent back to court or jail.

I joined offenders on Unpaid Work, clearing public alleyways piled six-foot high with rubbish including mattresses, sofas and even Christmas trees.

We know anti-social behaviour can puncture a community’s sense of security and leave proud local areas feeling neglected & unsafe.

🧵Communities blighted by anti-social behaviour are being cleaned up by offenders within 48 hours in a pilot we’re expanding nationwide.

I got stuck in with a project in Coventry and saw how it’s forcing offenders to repay their debts directly to neighbourhoods they’ve harmed.

We’re cracking down on anti-social behaviour with our Rapid Deployment Teams.

Lord Chancellor Alex Chalk KC MP visited a team in Coventry to find out how offenders are giving back to communities they’ve harmed.

Read more about the scheme 👉 bit.ly/3VzPvah