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Singapore authorities are preparing to enforce new legislation effective Monday that criminalises online sexual abuse and bans the use of artificial intelligence to create explicit images without consent. The laws are designed to protect citizens by allowing authorities to prosecute suspected offenders.
Under the newly enacted measures, individuals who produce non-consensual intimate images face penalties including a jail sentence of up to two years, a fine, or both.
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Free Malaysia Today (MY)Highlights specific legal penalties, including jail time and fines for offenders.
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