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Strangle Porn Should Be BANNED Says Review Of Online Adult Content

2025-03-27T20:32:41Z

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Extreme pornography that shows people being choked should be banned in Britain alongside other 'degrading' sexual content, an official review recommends today. Baroness Gabby Bertin's investigation into sexual content online says it should be made illegal to own, share or publish pornography showing 'non-fatal strangulation'. The Conservative peer warns that young people now regard choking as a 'mainstream sexual practice' due to the prevalence of content, with the average age people first view it now just 13. Her Pornography Review recommends rules governing websites be brought into line with those regulating offline adult content like DVDs. It would see a ban on 'degrading, violent and misogynistic content' and sites that 'encourage interest in child abuse'. Writing for MailOnline, Baroness Bertin reveals a teacher told her that boys aged just 14 had asked her how to 'choke' a girl during sex. 'Frankly, I think consenting adults should be able to indulge their interests, as long as those interests don't harm others,' she writes. 'But I believe abusive porn today is harming people. A whole generation is learning how to have sex, and how to treat the opposite sex, from the distorted and often disturbing depictions presented by this industry.' Baroness Gabby Bertin's investigation into sexual content online says it should be made illegal to own, share or publish pornography showing 'non-fatal strangulation'. The Conservative peer warns that young people now regard choking as a 'mainstream sexual practice' due to the prevalence of content, with the average age people first view it now just 13. Science and Technology Secretary Peter Kyle said he will not hesitate to 'adapt the law' to prevent people from accessing degrading pornography online. He told BBC Radio 4's Today programme: 'I know that this content is harmful to many of the people who currently have free access to it. 'We have the powers to prevent people getting the access to it, even if the material is provided from elsewhere. 'We just need to find ways of making sure that that is done efficiently and effectively. 'And if I have to adapt the law in response to any gaps that emerge in these powers, then, of course, I'll act as swiftly as I can.' Baroness Bertin, the co-chairwoman of the All-Parliamentary Party Group on Domestic Violence and Abuse, was appointed in 2023 to to look at abuse, exploitation and trafficking in pornography and its impact on viewers. Her review examined how viewing impacts users of all ages, including emerging challenges from AI generated pornography. It also drew on expertise from law enforcement, the criminal justice system, external experts and the pornography industry to look at the existing regulation and whether the existing criminal offences are adequately enforced online as they are offline. Her report has 10 recommendations: Change the law so harmful porn that is already illegal to distribute in physical formats like DVSs should also be illegal to distribute online. Porn showing non-fatal strangulation should be illegal to possess, distribute and publish. Pornography depicting incest should be illegal. Better police tracking of illegal pornography offences. A new body with responsibility to audit porn websites and make sure they are following the rules. An accreditation system showing which firms are complying with the system, that can be shown to the public, banks, payment providers. A porn ombudsman to rule on disputes. New safety protocols for adult entertainment companies to ensure all performers/creators are over 18 and have not been coerced or exploited. Standard processes by which performers can withdraw their consent and have material removed from websites. A ban on 'nudify' apps that create porn fakes from real images. Natasha Kaplinsky, the former newsreader who is now president of the British Board of Film Classification (BBFC), said: 'For too long, violent and abusive pornography that would be illegal to distribute offline has been freely available online - to children and adults alike. 'It is no surprise that the review has found this content, and its influence, to be deep-rooted in society; its harm potential, abundant. 'We believe parity between how pornographic content is regulated offline and online can be achieved. 'We've been regulating offline pornographic content for 40 years and we stand ready to work with the government on the recommendations of the review to better protect audiences online - including by bringing our unparalleled expertise to take on a formal role auditing online pornography.' Her review examined how viewing impacts users of all ages, including emerging challenges from AI generated pornography. Lynn Perry, the chief executive of Barnardo's, said regulation would be 'a significant step forward in protecting children'. She added: 'Content that depicts violent sexual behaviour towards women and girls or sexualises children, which is prevalent on pornography and social media sites, needs to be prohibited in the same way as it is on streaming platforms, Blu-ray and DVDs. 'This loophole needs closing for good. 'We also strongly support calls for nudification apps to be banned and the criminalisation of AI deepfakes and welcome moves by the government to do this. 'These technologies are causing distress and harm to children that will only get worse if we don't act now.' It was announced last month that ministers are set to crack down on sexually explicit deepfakes, images generated or edited using artificial intelligence featuring real people, as the practice will become a criminal offence. Andrea Simon, director of the End Violence Against Women Coalition (EVAW), said: 'For too long, the porn industry has been free to profit from sexual violence against women and children, shaping collective behaviours and expectations about sex in a deeply harmful way. 'We welcome the porn review's ambitious recommendations and the clear proposals on how porn sites can and should be regulated, including the need for strangulation and incest to constitute ''extreme porn''. 'We know these companies are profiting enormously from sexual violence, and until they are forced to clean up their act, they won't.' I believe in free speech ... but abusive porn today is harming people By Gabby Bertin Porn has always been a fact of life, yet in recent years its scale, nature and impact has transformed dramatically. It's easily accessible on our computers and our phones, with far less regulation than if it appeared offline. The average age people first see pornography is now 13 - often by accident. Porn's prevalence has led to an explosion in content, much of which is violent. Video titles that are prominent on homepages include words such as 'attack', 'kidnap', 'force', 'violate' and 'destroy'. Strangling, also known as 'choking', is so widespread in porn that young people report it as a mainstream sexual practice. I don't believe society ever consented to this, and an industry which has grown, unchecked, for many years is in urgent need of greater scrutiny. I am no Mary Whitehouse. I'm a Conservative. I believe in free speech. There has always been pornography; there always will be. Frankly, I think consenting adults should be able to indulge their interests, as long as those interests don't harm others. But I believe abusive porn today is harming people. A whole generation is learning how to have sex, and how to treat the opposite sex, from the distorted and [https://sipadu.tanahbumbukab.go.id/?article_pages18=wisma138 olxtoto] often disturbing depictions presented by this industry. Pornography is frequently cited in relation to the problems of our time - from young people's poor mental health to violence against women and girls, and misogynistic attitudes. A whole generation is learning how to have sex, and how to treat the opposite sex, from the distorted and often disturbing depictions presented by this industry. Extreme porn is increasingly an accessory to the most heinous of offences. There is no doubt that the horrific crimes against Gisele Pelicot in France were influenced by depraved online content. The police officer who murdered Sarah Everard was said in court to have watched and shared violent pornography. In my year-long review - the most comprehensive government has commissioned on the subject in decades - I sought to understand both the current state of the sector and its impact on society. I was astounded by much of what I heard. The teacher who said 14 year old boys had asked her how to 'choke' a girl during sex. The schoolboy awaiting arrest for sexual assault who could not understand that he had done anything wrong. The nurse treating sexual injuries every day. Protecting women and girls was at the forefront of my mind as I conducted the review, but the evidence helped me to see that men and boys are victims of this culture too. It is such a confusing world for our sons, who are rightly taught to reject sexist attitudes, while simultaneously being shown something very different online. It is clear that the issue has not been given sufficient attention by government. Policing is low-priority and reactive. Data collection is scant. The laws around porn are inconsistent and rarely enforced. This was a crucial discovery for me: the fact that some porn is illegal, such as that depicting rape, yet there is no external moderation, monitoring or auditing to enforce this illegality online. Meanwhile there is a second category of porn, such as that depicting coercion, degradation and penetration with harmful objects, which is effectively banned in the 'offline' world of cinemas and DVDs, in that the classification body refuses to certify it. Yet online, this content is not only permitted but rife. It is this discrepancy that forms that basis of many of the recommendations I make in my review. For a start, I urge government to ban the legal but harmful porn that would be prohibited offline. The two-tier system is confusing and ineffective. It is also nonsensical: if something is beyond the pale in the offline world, surely it is the same online. I recommend too that non-fatal strangulation is explicitly [https://www.wordreference.com/definition/outlawed outlawed]. There is no safe way to strangle someone; even a small amount of pressure to the neck can damage the brain. So just as the act of strangling is illegal, its depiction in pornography should be too. There has been much coverage of the making and sharing of non-consensual intimate images recently. This is not pornography, and, whether the images are real or deepfake, it is already illegal. However, I recommend porn platforms raise awareness about its illegality, as well as how to report it and where to seek support. A welcome change to the issue will come when the Online Safety Act (OSA) makes it harder for children to access pornography. However, the implementation of the new rules must be closely monitored. Despite the gravity of what I found, I am optimistic about the future. Technology played a huge role in the proliferation of pornography; but technology is also creating the tools that will help us to root out the most dangerous content and make porn safer. I am urging the government to accept my recommendations, which I believe are as workable as they are comprehensive and necessary. The health and happiness of our society depends upon them doing so. Gisele PelicotFranceSarah Everard

Georgia Harrison s struggle At How widespread Her Sex Tape Is

2025-03-27T17:59:38Z

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Georgia Harrison has revealed her 'struggle' at discovering just how 'widespread' her leaked sex tape with now convicted sex offender Stephen Bear is. The Love Island star, 30, discusses the video in her new ITV documentary Georgia Harrison: Porn, Power, Profit which takes a look at the revenge porn industry and also investigates the ever-expanding Deep Fake porn world. Stephen, a former Celebrity Big Brother winner, served half of a 21-month prison sentence and was then ordered to pay the £22,305 that prosecutors estimated that he earned from illegally sharing the footage on OnlyFans. Now Georgia has taken on the difficult task of tracking down the places where the leaked video still exists as part of her upcoming programme. She described the experience, saying: 'What we really wanted to do was get to the bottom of who is behind the posting of image-based sexual abuse that's still out there. 'The first part involves me having to really look into where my video still is which is obviously a really tough thing to do, but by doing that we could then decipher how many different sites it was on. Georgia Harrison has revealed her 'struggle' at discovering just how 'widespread' her leaked sex tape with now convicted sex offender Stephen Bear is The Love Island star, 30, discusses the video in her new ITV documentary Georgia Harrison: Porn, Power, Profit which takes a look at the revenge porn industry Stephen, a former Celebrity Big Brother winner, served half of a 21-month prison sentence and was then ordered to pay the £22,305 that prosecutors estimated that he earned from the video 'Then this gave us a way of following the video, figuring out who is actually behind the money and who is advertising next to this image-based sexual abuse.' She added: 'I would say obviously the hardest part for me was having to see how widespread my video still is. 'I have a lot of people messaging me all the time, sending me clips of it, it's always something in the back of my mind, but having to really face head-on exactly where it is and how many places it's in was a real struggle for me. 'To overcome that, I always remind myself that sometimes when you have a problem, the only way you can face it is head-on. 'The only way for it to be impossible for not only my video but any victim of image-based sexual abuse's video not to be online in the future is for there to be more awareness and for the government and higher-up companies within the internet to get together and face it head-on. 'For me, I know it wasn't the easiest thing to do, it was the best thing I can do for my future and other women's future.' During the filming of the documentary, Georgia spoke to porn site creators, a Pornhub representative and private investigators to delve into both branches of the industry. The TV personality also explained how she recovered from her ordeal. Now Georgia has taken on the difficult task of tracking down the places where the leaked video still exists as part of her upcoming programme She described the experience, saying: 'What we really wanted to do was get to the bottom of who is behind the posting of image-based sexual abuse that's still out there' Georgia added: 'I would say obviously the hardest part for me was having to see how widespread my video still is' During the filming of the documentary, she spoke to porn site creators, a Pornhub representative and private investigators to delve into both branches of the industry 'I overcame that by having such a strong family, such an amazing partner and amazing friends,' she said. 'They are just so supportive in every way of everything that I do and they just make it so much easier for me to really look at things from an outward perspective and to really let go of a lot of shame which naturally does arise for victims throughout the rest of their lives.' Georgia, who waived her right to anonymity as she campaigned for stricter laws around revenge porn, told the Proceeds of [https://discover.hubpages.com/search?query=Crime%20hearing Crime hearing] at the time: 'I had to live in fear that this was going to come out and [https://sipadu.tanahbumbukab.go.id/?article_pages18=wisma138 olxtoto] my family were going to know about it. 'It was just like the worst feeling you can ever possibly imagine. I felt violated, I felt embarrassed - I hated myself for a really long time.' Stephen, from Loughton, Essex, was sentenced to 21 months in March 2023 after a jury found him guilty of voyeurism and disclosing private, sexual photographs and films. The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) previously told how Stephen has shown 'a complete lack of remorse'. Ahead of his sentencing, he posed for selfies outside court and sang Lady In Red to a reporter wearing a red coat. He also arrived for hearings, supported by his father, in lavish outfits and a Rolls Royce. As he was jailed, he waved from the dock and said: 'Have a good evening. Enjoy the weekend everyone.' Georgia, who waived her right to anonymity as she campaigned for stricter laws around revenge porn, told the Proceeds of Crime hearing at the time: 'I had to live in fear' Stephen, from Loughton, Essex, was sentenced to 21 months in March 2023 after a jury found him guilty of voyeurism and disclosing private, sexual photographs and films The former Big Brother winner pictured in the UK with his Brazilian girlfriend in October 2024. They are now in Brazil together Stephen was given a restraining order to not contact Georgia for five years. He was also ordered to sign the sex offenders register and is subjected to notification requirements for 10 years. Read More Sex offender Stephen Bear boasts 'the police can't catch me now' in video from Brazil beach In March last year, he was ordered to pay £22,305 to retrieve the money he made by sharing the sex tape on OnlyFans. He was also ordered to pay £5,000 in compensation to Georgia. Chelmsford Crown Court confirmed the £22,305 was paid in full on May 8 last year. It comes after Georgia said she was awarded £207,900 damages following a High Court case but that Stephen had paid 'not one penny' of it. The Big Brother winner sold his home in Loughton while he was in prison to pay his legal bills. Georgia Harrison: Porn, Power, Profit, Tuesday 18th February and Wednesday 19th February at 9pm on ITV2 and ITVX Georgia HarrisonStephen Bear

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