This legislation, titled the "Stealthing Act of 2025," creates a federal civil action against individuals who engage in non-consensual sexual protection barrier removal. This practice, often referred to as "stealthing," involves the removal of a condom or other sexual protection barrier during sexual contact without the consent of all involved parties. The bill aims to provide a legal avenue for victims to seek justice and redress for this violation of autonomy and trust. Under this act, a person subjected to stealthing may commence a civil action to recover compensatory and punitive damages , along with injunctive and declaratory relief. The bill outlines specific circumstances for federal jurisdiction, primarily involving interstate commerce, to ensure its applicability. Congressional findings highlight the prevalence of stealthing, its classification as sexual violence, and the significant physical risks it poses, including unintended pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections.