Protesters shout slogans during a 2018 rally against non-consensual “spy-cam porn” in Seoul, South Korea. Photo: AFP Protesters shout slogans during a 2018 rally against non-consensual “spy-cam porn” in Seoul, South Korea. Photo: AFP
Protesters shout slogans during a 2018 rally against non-consensual “spy-cam porn” in Seoul, South Korea. Photo: AFP
This Week in Asia /  People

A Chinese woman found a video of herself on Pornhub. Her new app aims to help survivors of image-based abuse

  • The woman came close to taking her own life after learning about the non-consensual footage. Now she is fighting for justice
  • She hopes her app, Alecto AI, will help others find their images online – the first step to getting them removed

Topic |   Sexual harassment and assault
Raquel Carvalho
Raquel Carvalho

Updated: 7:18pm, 18 Jul, 2021

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Protesters shout slogans during a 2018 rally against non-consensual “spy-cam porn” in Seoul, South Korea. Photo: AFP Protesters shout slogans during a 2018 rally against non-consensual “spy-cam porn” in Seoul, South Korea. Photo: AFP
Protesters shout slogans during a 2018 rally against non-consensual “spy-cam porn” in Seoul, South Korea. Photo: AFP
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