Football is often called the “beautiful game” because it brings people together across backgrounds, beliefs, and borders. Yet this week’s decision to ban Maccabi Tel Aviv supporters from attending their Europa League…
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The government have announced that online pornography that features strangulation, colloquially known as ‘choking’, and suffocation will be made a criminal offence.
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PornHub, the most visited pornography site on the internet, has said that visitors from the UK are down 77% since July. That month saw the introduction of the Online Safety Act which…
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Children spent up to 19 hours a day online during lockdown, with many exposed to violent pornography and at risk of sexual abuse, the UK COVID-19 Inquiry has heard.
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Big majority of Peers speak out against assisted suicide
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Chorus of criticism as Peers debate assisted suicide Bill
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Peers urged to reject irredeemably flawed Assisted Suicide Bill
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CARE responds as new report highlights fresh evidence on the true…
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Online traffic to major adult websites in the UK has dropped sharply after new age verification rules came into effect last month.
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There has been a mixed reception to the Online Safety Act, which is designed to protect young people from harmful material online through its use of mandatory age verification.
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A new survey has found that young men are increasingly supporting restrictions on online pornography.
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A man from Loughborough has been jailed after he repeatedly encouraged a vulnerable woman he met online to kill herself for his own sexual gratification.
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Last night in the House of Commons, the government said it would ban pornography that depicts strangulation and suffocation, a measure CARE has specifically campaigned for.
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UK media regulator Ofcom has launched formal investigations into two porn websites, citing concerns that they may be breaching new child protection rules under the Online Safety Act.
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A number of smaller social media platforms may soon cut off access to UK users, choosing to avoid strict new online safety laws rather than face the risk of punishment, a legal…
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