Government tied in knots by bondage protest: “ Campaign group objects to government sexual witch-hunt ‘Forget the whips and chains: it’s actually a lot more serious than that’. This was the view of Consenting Adult…
BBC News: Porn protesters hit Westminster Tuesday, 21 October 2008 Models wearing chains, stockings and gags have been led around Westminster in protest at laws to make owning “extreme pornography” illegal. From next year, possession…
Porn, abuse, depravity – and how they plan to stop it: “ Part one: Strangling content Policing the Internet Contrary to popular belief, the government and police forces have hitherto not exerted a great deal…
The Obscene Publications Act rides again: “ Girls Aloud case heads for court – net holds its breath The legal world is buzzing at the announcement last week of the prosecution of 35-year-old civil servant…
Porn posted on Damilola web forum: “A website dedicated to murdered schoolboy Damilola Taylor has had pornographic links posted on it, it is revealed.” (Via BBC News.)
Bidisha: New legislation will outlaw extreme porn – I’m all in favour: “Bidisha: New legislation will outlaw extreme pornography – even the kind some photographers like to call art. I’m all in favour” (Via guardian.co.uk…
Sri Lanka Blocks Internet Porn: “Sri Lanka’s president has issued an order to its Telecommunications Regulatory Commission (TRC) to immediately begin blocking access to adult entertainment websites.” (Via XBIZ.com | News & Articles.)
XSF ’08 Legal Seminar Available for Viewing Online: “The Legal Obscenities seminar that took place at XBIZ Summer Forum ’08 is now available for viewing on the event website. The seminar features an outstanding lineup…
YouTube’s Porn Policy Might Land It in Legal Trouble: “How hard is it to find porn on YouTube? Hard enough that the Internet giant might be inadvertently opening itself up to increased legal scrutiny.” (Via…
Regulating U.K. Web Erotica: “In the U.K., there has been much discussion over how adult entertainment should be regulated on the Internet. Parliament has been considering some controversial legislation that would make it a felony…