US EditionCollien Fernandes Case: Why Can't You Legally (yet) Do Anything Against Deepfakes?
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The Collien Fernandes case is currently setting high tides. The actress accuses her ex-husband Christian Ulmen, while the marriage is having sexual ... The post New offense against Deepfakes: Minister of Justice plans to strengthen the law appeared first on Apollo News.
The prominent case of Collien Fernandes illustrates the gap in German law: the protection against digital manipulation of women is inadequate. What could change now.
Collien Fernandes has been fighting Deepfakes for years. She accuses her ex-husband Christian Ulmen of deceiving her identity. What exactly are the crimes involved? What is punishable, what should change in the future? The overview.
The "Spiegel" reports that Christian Ulmen has sent fake pornography to his ex-wife Collien Fernandes. According to German law, what triggered the feeling of "virtual rape" in the case of the person concerned is probably not punishable. An analysis.
Collien Fernandes accuses her ex-husband Christian Ulmen of spreading deep fake porn for years. Because the actor was a popular advertising face, the case also harms brands.
North Rhine-Westphalia's Deputy Minister-President Mona Neubaur (Greens) praised Collien Fernandes for going public. In a guest article for the "Rheinische Post" (Monday), Neubaur described Fernandes as "a courageous woman. Her decision to speak out sends a strong signal to many other women who remain silent because they are afraid of what will happen to those who do speak out." Neubaur warned that deepfakes are no longer a niche issue and criti…
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