A man in the Netherlands has become the first person in the country to be convicted of “stealthing.”
The 28-year-old assailant, Khaldoun F., found himself in Dordrecht District Court after he was accused of secretly removing his condom during sex with a woman last summer, the NL Times reported.
The woman had agreed to have sex with a condom, but F. took it off without her knowledge while the couple was reportedly making out before engaging in intercourse.
He pleaded guilty to and was charged with coercion, but was cleared of rape accusations.
On Tuesday, F. was sentenced to three months' probation and made to pay a €1,000 (roughly $1,060 USD) fine.
Is ‘stealthing’ illegal? What to know about the secret sex act
The 28-year-old assailant, Khaldoun F., found himself in Dordrecht District Court after he was accused of secretly removing his condom during sex with a woman last summer, the NL Times reported.
The woman had agreed to have sex with a condom, but F. took it off without her knowledge while the couple was reportedly making out before engaging in intercourse.
He pleaded guilty to and was charged with coercion, but was cleared of rape accusations.
On Tuesday, F. was sentenced to three months' probation and made to pay a €1,000 (roughly $1,060 USD) fine.
Is ‘stealthing’ illegal? What to know about the secret sex act
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