US politician condemns perverted hackers who stole nude photos of the operation (photos)

Florida U.S. Senator Lauren Book has previously admitted to being raped by her nanny as a child, but recent investigations have revealed that photos of her abuse are being “traded” on obscure Internet networks. from 2020.

In a meeting with locals she said this week: “Never in a million years would I have thought I would be a victim of abuse again, and I’m not the only one.”

“It’s time to bring hope to the victims, while giving those responsible a reason to think twice before doing so, not for me but for the hundreds of thousands of other Florida residents who fall victim to these heinous acts. dehumanizing ”.

In 2002, Book’s nanny pleaded guilty to five counts of sexual abuse and was sentenced to 10 years in prison, which was later increased to 25.

The woman has used her experiences to raise the charity ‘Lauren’s Kids’, which protects victims of child abuse.

She further explained to the media: “My images have been sold, bought and traded, without my approval, and this happens every day in the US with vulnerable women and children.”

“I have heard people make fun of the abuse, and it is very cruel to someone who is a victim of cyber trafficking.”

The woman adds that November underwent surgery against lumpectomy cancer.

While among the stolen and traded images were the detailed technical images of the difficult post-surgery.

Book says she “has no idea how” her images were stolen, but is already sponsoring a new law against revenge pornography in Florida, based on her experiences.

Earlier this month, British journalist Alex Phillips spoke of what she called a “collector culture” in connection with the illegal collection and trafficking of intimate photos of women who do not know how to protect themselves.

She wrote: “The so-called collector culture has become the most common form of abuse, where perpetrators – often ordinary men in Whatsapp groups – connect and communicate intimate images of women and exchange bad jokes between boys.”

The women involved in this have no legal support.

“This is another symptom of the super-sexualized technology society, where the degradation and use of women as a convenience is normalized and those in power do nothing to stop it,” Phillips added.

A US politician has recently spoken out about the horror of losing intimate photos from her mobile phone, which are already being sold online.