Index on Censorship » Something must be done The government’s latest legislation on ‘extreme pornography’ is based on ill-informed notions, writes Julian Petley Question: what do Lady Chatterley’s Lover, Last Exit to Brooklyn and Inside…
Study: Teens Find Ways to Access Porn Despite Net Filters: “At a recent Brigham Young University conference experts warned parents that despite the installation of online porn filters, teenagers are finding ways to access adult…
May 21st 2008: BBFC Launches Download Classification Scheme in Partnership with the Home Entertainment Industry The BBFC’s widely recognised and trusted classification system is moving to the world of downloadable films, programmes and video games….
May 21st 2008: BBFC Download Classification Scheme to Include the Adult Industry The BBFC’s widely recognised and understood classification system is moving to the world of downloadable films and will include the ‘R18’ category which…
Porn store loses film sex challenge | Herald Sun: “Porn store loses film sex challenge Article from: AAP, By Nicolas Perpitch, May 21, 2008 04:07pm AN online adult store has lost a legal challenge to…
Frederick Lane Releases ‘The Court and the Cross’: “Author, long-time adult industry analyst and free speech advocate Frederick Lane has released his fourth book, ‘The Court and the Cross: The Religious Right’s Crusade to Reshape…
AVN Analysis: Karen Fletcher Pleads Guilty in ‘Red Rose’ Obscenity Case: “Analysis: Karen Fletcher Pleads Guilty in ‘Red Rose’ Obscenity Case Government scores victory against woman who can’t leave her house By: Mark Kernes, Posted:…
Letter from the Ministry of Justice 15 May 2008 Ms Deborah Hyde Our ref: 198671 Dear Ms Hyde, Thank you for your emails of 23 April, 7 May and 8 May to Lord Hunt about…
New York Lawmakers Target Online Violence: “New York lawmakers are now targeting what they erroneously refer to as online ‘violence porn’ — which is material that graphically depicts criminal assaults, such as the popular high-school…
South Korea Starts ‘War Against Pornography’: “The South Korean government has started a multilevel ‘war against pornography,’ intended ‘to fight against lewd material on television, the Internet and elsewhere.’” (Via XBIZ.com | News & Articles.)