Ends gag orders that silence victims and witnesses of child sexual abuse.
This bill, called TREY'S Law, would make it illegal to enforce agreements that stop victims or witnesses from talking about child sexual abuse. It would allow people to share information about abuse without fear of being sued, even if they signed a confidentiality agreement in the past. This change would apply to all existing and future agreements.
Today, nondisclosure agreements can legally prevent victims and others from speaking about child sexual abuse. If this bill becomes law, these agreements would be void and unenforceable for such disclosures, meaning people could speak freely about the abuse without legal penalty, even for agreements signed in the past.
S 3966 · 119th Congress · March 3, 2026 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 9/10
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