The Intimate Images Protection Act (IIPA) provides a pathway to legal action for victims who have had their images distributed without consent. The IIPA supports a new process to have images taken down and seek damages through the Civil Resolution Tribunal (CRT).
A new service, the Intimate Images Protection Service, supports people who have had their intimate images shared, or threatened to be shared, without their consent. The Service provides emotional support, resources, and information about how to get intimate images removed. They can also help with applications to the Civil Resolution Tribunal or other reporting processes. More information can be found on the Take Back Your Images web page, including about requirements for youth reporting.