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Calling on all MPs to help us #ExposeBigPorn
We’re reaching out to MPs urging them to call on the government to hold the online…Our new law reform paper shows exactly why the UK must implement the Nordic Model to protect the human rights of those within prostitution.
Unless linked otherwise, all data can be found in our paper, which can be read for…
Calling all law students!
Over the last 2 years, we’ve been contacted by many law students from across the UK…
Yet another lawsuit filed against Pornhub highlights just how exploitative and abusive the porn industry truly is.
This past week has seen another lawsuit filed against Pornhub and its parent company Mindgeek. It’s…In Defence of Abolition: A Human Rights Law Critique of the Global Sex Trade
We are very pleased to publish our new extensive comparative law report on why the United…
With the online porn industry profiting from sexual exploitation & lack of regulation, the rape conviction rate being so low that rape is ‘effectively decriminalised’ and 97% of women experiencing sexual harassment, this strategy is clearly inadequate. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-57909118
Talk of “banning wolf whistling” today. Let’s get this right, this is about girls as young as ten being followed, touched and harassed. They are being sexualised as they walk down the street and are having change their behaviour to avoid it. #CrimeNotCompliment
“Women are seeing sex as not something they do for their pleasure, but something that’s done to them for someone else’s pleasure.”
– Sally Jackson @FiLiA_charity, The Importance of the Feminist Lens in Addressing Sexual Violence and Abuse #CESEsummit