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MP watching porn in parliament lacks empathy for victims, CARE saysPress release | An MP spotted watching pornography in parliament displayed a "disturbing lack of empathy for victims", campaigners say.
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YouTube urged to do more to protect children from pornographyVideo giant YouTube has been urged to do more to protect younger users from exposure to pornography after it emerged big channels on the website contain links to explicit content.
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Online Safety Bill set for first major parliamentary scrutinyOn Tuesday 19 April, MPs will have the opportunity to debate the general principles of the Online Safety Bill for the first time.
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UK second most porn obsessed nation
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Children's Commissioner horrified by child access to pornEngland's Children's Commissioner, Dame Rachel de Souza, has expressed deep concern about children accessing pornography online.
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Porn sites urged to implement age checks
A child safety coalition is urging pornography sites operating in the UK to implement age verification controls to prevent children stumbling on explicit content.
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Child exposure to pornography a major concern for publicChildren being exposed to pornography is a major concern among Brits, a study by Ofcom has found.
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Internet safety campaigner Baroness Howe dies aged 90CARE has paid tribute to Baroness Elspeth Howe of Idlicote who died earlier this week.
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UK Government publishes Online Safety BillWide-reaching legislation designed to tackle harmful content in the online world has been published by the UK Government.
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Rise in people seeking help for addiction to child pornographyThe pandemic has prompted a rise in people seeking help for addiction to child pornography, an anti abuse charity has revealed.
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Fears over plan to make big tech censor 'legal but harmful' content
Big tech companies could be required to root out "legal but harmful" online content under UK Government proposals, prompting fears about a chill on free expression.
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