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Sextortion advice from a lawyer
In this radio interview, lawyer Yair Cohen addresses the concerning issue of sextortion and other forms of sexual blackmail. He sheds light on the intense initial shock and panic that victims experience when they realise they're being targeted. Yair discusses how these perpetrators often operate from overseas, complicating the legal process, and highlights a specific payment platform frequently used by these criminals.
Throughout the conversation, Yair offers vital advice for victims, emphasising the importance of not meeting the extortionists' demands and contacting the police or seeking legal advice immediately. This interview is insightful and packed with practical guidance, making it essential listening for anyone looking to understand more about this pressing problem.
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