14/10/2026
It’s wild to think Georgia would be judged for being a reality star, when the reality is that she’s going to protect our future generations from going through the horrendous trauma that so many fall victim to.
If you’ve threatened to, or succeeded in sharing intimate images of someone without their consent, I hope you burn in hell.
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👩🏼⚖️GEORGIA’S LAW ⬇️ (information sourced by Google AI)👮🏼♀️:
Key Details of the Proposed "Georgia's Law" / Kill Switch
• Immediate Removal: Instead of the current 48-hour waiting period on many platforms, reported intimate image abuse would be taken down immediately.
• Reversed Burden of Proof: Once removed, the burden of proof shifts to the person who uploaded the content to demonstrate that consent was given.
• Evidence Handover: If the uploader cannot prove consent, the content stays down, and evidence is preserved and sent to the victim for potential legal action.
Background and Previous Legislative Work
• Online Safety Act: Harrison previously campaigned alongside lawmakers to change the law so victims no longer have to prove the perpetrator intended to cause distress, alarm, or humiliation, and to criminalize deepfake intimate images.
• Personal Experience: Her advocacy stems from her own experience in 2020, when an ex-partner (Stephen Bear) secretly recorded and shared intimate footage of her without her consent.
• Recognition: In 2025, Harrison was awarded an MBE for her ongoing efforts to tackle violence against women and girls.
