Romanian Police Urged to Investigate Non-Consensual Intimate Image Distribution A Romanian woman has issued a public appeal to the Romanian Police, alleging the illegal distribution of private images and videos of women without their consent. The woman, who wishes to remain anonymous, claims that the administrator of the website ionanist.ro, Daniel Marian from Constanta, is responsible for the dissemination of this material. She has provided the police with the administrator's name, address, and several online usernames used by the individual. "@Poliția Română poftiti dosarul, ne ajutati, va rugam sa se aplice legea?" the woman states in her video appeal, which has garnered significant attention online. The video includes screenshots of the website and online profiles, strengthening the credibility of her allegations. The woman's investigation revealed that the administrator has been operating for over a decade, using various online platforms to share the material. She highlighted the potential harm to the victims and urged swift action by law enforcement. This case underscores the urgent need for effective measures to combat online harassment and the non-consensual sharing of intimate images. The Romanian Police are expected to investigate this matter thoroughly and take appropriate action.
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