Consent
Coercion & Harrassment
sexting
Image-based abuse
Laws
100

Actively and freely agreeing to sexual activity, characterised by genuine desire, and a clear, positive affirmation of wanting to participate including in verbal and body language. .

What is enthusiastic consent?

100
When someone pressures, guilts, threats or manipulates someone to do something they don't actually want to do.

What is coercion in a relationship? 

100

Sending sexuallt explicit messages, images, videoes. 

What is sexting?

100

Sharing, threatening to share, or taking intimate images of someone without their consent.

What is image-based abuse?

100

People aged 12–15 to engage in sexual activity with someone no more than 24 months older, provided it’s consensual and no authority is involved.

What is the “24-month rule” and who does it apply to?

200

Silence, not making eye contact, pushing, frozen.

What is examples of non-consesual behaviours?

200

Repeated unwanted messages, comments on someones body, following someone, making them feel unsafe.

Identify 4 examples of harassment behaviours

200

Image could be shared without consent, used to pressure somone or lead to legal troubles

identify risks associated with sexting someone?

200

Sexting can be consensual, but image-based abuse is always non-consensual and harmful.

How is image-based abuse different from sexting?

200

Under 12, with someone in position of authority and when pressured/coerced

When/Who cannot ever give consent?

300

Are you okay with this, Do you want to keep going, is this okay?, I want to kiss you, can we try?

Examples of respectful ways to ask for consent

300

To say no and feel safe 

What is one right a person has in a relationship to prevent coercion?

300

When it's unwanted, repeated, pressuring, or the images are shared or threatened to be shared without consent.

When does sexting become harassment?

300

Depiction of private parts, Depiction of a private activity (showering/toilet) and depiction without attire of religious or cultureal significance

What are the 3 types of images/videos that are examples of image-based abuse?
300

They cannot legally consent to sexual activity with someone more than 2 years older or in a position of authority.

What is the law around consent for someone aged 12–15 in Victoria?

400

Freely Given, Reversible, informed, enthusiastic, specific 

What does FRIES stand for?

400

Someone keeps asking for nudes after being told no. 

Describe a situation where someone might experience harassment

400

No face/defining features, don't sext with strangers, respect rights and responsiblities, always ask for consent, don't share

Examples of how to sext safely and respecfully

400

Loss of trust, embarrassment, shame, anxiety, or damage to reputation and relationships.

What are two non-legal consequences of image-based abuse?

400

A person in a role of power (e.g., teacher, coach, older relative) where the age gap and authority make consent invalid under the law.

What does “position of authority” mean in relation to consent laws?

500

Empathy

What is a key strength/quality is important in understanding consent?

500

Report it to a trusted adult, contact eSafety or the police, and do not forward the image.

What should you do if someone shares an image of another person without their consent?

500

Criminal charges, fines, jail

List possible legal consequences of breaching image-based abuse laws in Victoria. 

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