HateAid

I was not expecting demonstrations with thousands of people marching the streets.

Josephine Ballon, a lawyer and CEO of the legal support organization HateAid.

This was really, really unexpected, but of course, it also feels a bit surreal to me because, um, HateAid is advocating for better protection for more than four years now, and nobody was listening, and then at one point you wake up and the whole country is talking about nothing else.

The protests felt like a feminist earthquake fueled by a pent-up rage from women who had had enough.

It was moving and unsettling to watch.

But creating and sharing a sexualized deepfake, however realistic, however widely it spreads, is not in itself a criminal offense.

Basically-

Josefine Ballone from HateAid