While the age of consent is 16, the legal threshold for sharing sexual images is 18. This ensures minors are protected, even if they are involved in creating such content.
Asking for or viewing sexual images of someone who’s under 18 is a crime. It’s also against the law to send a nude or video of someone who was under 18 at the time, but is an adult now. Sharing someone else’s nudes or sexual videos without their consent is against the law, even when they’re over 18.
The Government has accepted the Law Commission’s recommendations to reform the law in respect of intimate image offences, made in the 2022 Intimate Image Abuse report. A number of these...
Anyone who shares an intimate image without consent, or a reasonable belief of consent, to obtain sexual gratification could face two years imprisonment and be subject to the sex offenders register.
Sexting, also described as ‘youth-produced sexual imagery’, is the ‘exchange of sexual messages or images’ and the ‘creating, sharing and forwarding of sexually suggestive nude or nearly nude images through mobile phones and the internet’.
Yes — taking, sending or receiving sexual images of anyone under 18 is technically illegal, even if it’s your own image, but first-time cases are usually treated carefully by police.
Anyone who shares an intimate image without consent, or a reasonable belief of consent, to obtain sexual gratification could face two years imprisonment and be subject to the sex offenders register.
A person intentionally shares a photograph or film that shows, or appears to show, someone in an intimate state with the intention of causing alarm, distress or humiliation to that person and without their consent.
This advice does not apply to adults sharing nudes or semi-nudes of under 18-year olds. This is a form of child sexual abuse and must be referred to the police as a matter of urgency.
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