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. Victims and alleged victims of sexual offences have automatic anonymity. When does this right to anonymity begin to apply?

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. If a journalism student publishes a blog post on their personal blog, which gives details of a sexual assault case they attended at court as part of their studies, they have nothing to fear for revealing the identity of the victim.

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. If a person alleges that they were the intended victim of a plot to carry out a sexual assault, can they be identified in a court report?

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. If a publisher posts about a sexual offence trial on their social media accounts, are they liable if someone posts a comment identifying the victim of the offence?

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. In 2019, the taking of a photograph under a person's clothing, without their consent, with the intention of viewing their genitals or buttocks, or underwear covering these, to obtain sexual gratification, or to cause humiliation, distress or alarm, was outlawed in a new offence called ______.

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. If a male teacher has consensual sex with a 17-year-old girl, who is over the age of consent and is a pupil at the school where he works, this is not a sexual offence.

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. When does anonymity not apply for victims of human trafficking offenses?

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. A newspaper cannot be prosecuted for identifying the victim of a sexual offence who is dead.

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. If a defendant in a sexual offences case is acquitted, can the alleged victim be legally identified once it has been decided in a court that no offence took place?

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. If a person is prosecuted for perjury because he/she allegedly falsely claimed to be a victim of a sexual offence, can a media report of the perjury trial legally identify this person as the defendant?

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