British politicians and professional censors join forces with American fundamentalists to demand a ban on porn.

British politicians and professional censors join forces with American fundamentalists to demand a ban on porn.
Priests and nuns have been watching porn on their phones, and The Pope is not at all amused.
In the desperation to find something to blame apart from the obvious, sexual expression is always a go-to distraction.
Let’s not allow outrage at inappropriate workplace behaviour by an MP to further embolden the moralising opportunists.
Censoring adult entertainment does not reduce demand – it just allows fraudsters, blackmailers and corruption to flourish.
Years after abandoning it as an unworkable security nightmare, the UK government’s age verification rules are back – and are actually worse than ever.
The author and broadcaster explores how we reached our current state of extreme tribal division over everything in a new podcast series.
The latest OFCOM report attempts to hype the dangers of unfettered thought online, but can’t hide the fact that viewing porn is now increasingly the norm.
The latest right-wing social media platform touting its free speech credentials has some notable exceptions to those freedoms – swearing and porn.
From the days before phone sex and cam girls, the pioneering efforts to bring aural sex to adult magazine readers.
Reducing all sex workers to homogenous groups of victims to satisfy society’s desire to see them as such is insulting and misguided; everyone is an individual.
The UK government’s sudden and selective embrace of free speech is a little hard to swallow.