FILLE ENCOURAGES THE GOVERNMENT TO PASS LAWS PROTECTING WOMEN AGAINST NUDE THREATS

The Ugandan government has been urged by singer Fille Mutoni to pass strict legislation to safeguard women from threats posed by indecent exposure.

Numerous A-list celebrities have been exposed to the growing vice of their explicit content being leaked on social media over the years.

The individuals in question became victims after their captors stole, lost, or hacked their technology before releasing the information on various social media apps for their own personal gain.

Singer Fille addressed the issue during a Sanyuka TV interview and said that regardless of the length of their relationship, she would never record or email obscene material to her spouse.

In making her choice, Fille was motivated by the fact that many people intentionally expose the personal information of their ex-lovers in an effort to exact retribution.

Fille went on to say that in order to combat the vice, the government needed to enact strict regulations that would shield women from harassment and nudity-related threats.

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In addition, Fille said that many people don't deliberately disclose their sexual information; rather, their material is secretly collected and kept for ransom before being given away if it doesn't work.