The 'My Image, My Consent' project to eradicate digital sexual crimes is a collaboration involving the non-profit organization 'Instituto del Diálogo Interreligioso'

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Digital Human Rights (CEO Yoon Tae-sun) announced that the Institute for Interreligious Dialogue (Instituto del Diálogo Interreligioso), founded by Pope Francis, and KOTRA Buenos Aires have signed a Letter of Intent to participate in the global project 'My Image, My Consent,' which aims to eradicate digital sexual crime harm.

The signing was driven by the deep resonance of the project's mission with the Institute for Interreligious Dialogue, which is led by Father Guillermo Marcó, who served as Pope Francis's spokesman for 10 years. Nam Sun-woo, the Director General of KOTRA Buenos Aires, also expressed a strong willingness to participate, contributing to the international solidarity for eradicating digital sexual crime.

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'My Image, My Consent' aims to support victims suffering from the non-consensual sharing of videos and images, and to raise awareness about the seriousness of digital sexual crimes. This signing of the Letter of Intent holds immense significance as it represents cooperation across religious and national boundaries to resolve human rights issues.

Yoon Tae-seon, the head of Digital Human Rights, stated, "This project will gain even greater strength through collaboration with institutions of global influence," adding, "We will do our utmost to raise awareness about the seriousness of digital sexual crimes and restore the dignity of the victims."

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Starting with this collaboration, Digital Human Rights plans to further expand its international solidarity to prevent harm caused by the non-consensual sharing of videos and images, and to foster a healthy digital culture.