•Students would have learnt the definition of pornography in the Secondary 1 ‘More Than Meets the Eye?’ lesson.

•Pornography is defined as any printed or visual material (e.g. magazine, book, website, video, movie) that contains the explicit description or display of sexual organs and/or activity, intended to stimulate sexual excitement.

•The rationale of writing the word on the board is to link to the earlier lesson students have learnt in Sec 1 and help them make links to Revenge Pornography in the later part of the lesson.

1.Watching pornography at a young age affects future relationships.

2.Pornography is a good way to learn about sex and relationships.

3.Watching pornography privately is acceptable.

4.Pornography is a problem only if one is addicted to it.

•In revenge pornography, perpetrators distribute or threaten to distribute intimate recordings (photos/videos) of the victim with the intention to seek revenge.

a.Distributing or threatening to distribute intimate image or recording

b.Distribution of voyeuristic image or recording 

c.Possession of or gaining access to voyeuristic or intimate image or recording

d.Intentionally causing harassment, alarm or distress

e.Unauthorised access to computer material

f.Distribution of obscene films

g.Offences involving obscene publications

h.Transmission of obscene materials

True / False

3.What should be the first step for victims of revenge porn?

a.Inform the police

b.Visit the website where the material has been posted and take screenshots or download the content as evidence

c.Confront the offender

d.Contact the administrator of the website to request that the material is removed

True / False

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5.If the offender edited the victim’s face onto someone else’s naked body such that others might believe that it is the victim in the image, it is still considered an offence.

True / False

•Revenge pornography can have very lasting negative impact on the victims as the materials can be spread through various platforms within a short period of time, and it is almost impossible to remove everything completely.

•Prevention is better than cure; sharing information online always carries a risk and one should always limit the kind of information shared online, regardless of how close the other party is.

•It is also important to turn to trusted adults (I Have) who can set boundaries for us and prevent us from encountering danger.

•Victims of revenge pornography should seek help by speaking to a trusted adult and reporting it to the police.

•Recipients of revenge pornography can intervene and help the victim by stopping the spread of the materials and reporting it to the authorities.