Dutch man jailed for removing condom without partner's consent
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The District Court of Dordrecht in the Netherlands found a man guilty of removing a condom without his partner's consent. The Associated Press writes about this.
He was acquitted of the rape charge, as the court accepted that the sex was consensual.
“By his actions, the suspect forced the victim to allow unprotected sexual intercourse with him. By doing this, he limited her personal freedom and abused the trust that she showed in him, –
A 28-year-old resident of Rotterdam received three months probation and an obligation to pay his victim a thousand euros in compensation.
In 2018, a court in Berlin found a man guilty of sexual of violence and sentenced him to eight months probation for secretly removing a condom during sex, and also ordered him to pay the victim 3,100 euros.
In 2021, California became the first US state to ban the removal of a condom before sexual intercourse .
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