The article examines the legal challenges posed by deepfakes, highlighting emerging tort laws and criminal protections in countries like India, Canada, and the US, while noting the gaps in New Zealand's legal framework and the growing emphasis on human dignity and personal rights
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current law fails to protect victims
\\ \\ 3 June 2026\\ \\ Blog\\ \\ **Helen Clark Foundation's submission on Deepfake Digital Harm and Exploitation Bill** \\ \\ Our submission on the Bill that recently passed its first reading highlights one key change \\ \\ H\\ \\ Helen Clark Foundationcelebrities leverage intellectual property to protect identity
From Taylor Swift to Bollywood, stars turn to the civil courts to fight deepfakesSpotted something wrong on this page? Report a correction.
