Legal Attacks

The Free Speech Coalition, along with other adult industry parties have sued the State of Indiana to block the latest age verification law against porn in the state.

FSC, Industry Stakeholders File Lawsuit to Halt Indiana’s Age Verification Law

Free Speech Coalition (FSC) and several industry stakeholders filed a lawsuit in the United States District Court for the Southern District of Indiana on Monday, aiming to block the state’s age verification law.

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Conservative leaders and media crowed about the primary defeat of state Senator Michael Walsh, who voted against their anti-porn age verification bill.

Religious Conservative Groups Use Age Verification Battles to Discipline Dissenting Republicans

Religious conservative leaders and publications celebrated the primary defeat of sitting Republican state Senator Michael Walsh on Tuesday, boasting of the success of their efforts to target him exclusively because he voted against the anti-porn age verification bill they supported.

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Sean Reyes, the Attorney General of Utah has filed a suit in state court alleging that TikTok’s TikTok LIVE is like a “virtual strip club”.

Utah AG Files Lawsuit Alleging TikTok LIVE is a ‘Virtual Strip Club’

Utah Attorney General Sean Reyes filed a lawsuit in state court on Monday alleging that TikTok’s feature TikTok LIVE operates “like a virtual strip club.”

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Matthew Roberts, a sex worker in Australia has won his legal fight against a credit card processor, who refused to grant him service due to his occupation.

Australian Sex Worker Wins De-Banking Legal Fight AVN

A legal fight between a male sex worker in the Australian state of Victoria and a credit card payment processor has ended in a victory for sex worker's rights throughout much of the country.

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FSC Director Alison Boden has called the latest age verification bill, this time in Tennessee, an attack on the adult industry and the First Amendment.

FSC Director: New Tennessee Age Verification Law is ‘Attack on 1st Amendment’

Free Speech Coalition (FSC) Executive Director Alison Boden called Tennessee’s version of the age verification bills being sponsored around the country by anti-porn activists, which was signed into law by Republican Governor Bill Lee on Tuesday, “an attack not only on the adult industry but on the First Amendment rights of millions of people who engage with adult content online.”

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South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster signed two bills, the age verification bill, along with the trans youth care ban.

South Carolina Governor Links Age Verification Law, Trans Youth Care Ban

South Carolina’s Republican Governor Henry McMaster held a ceremony on Wednesday combining the signings of the state’s new age verification law for adult content and a controversial ban on gender affirming care for trans youth.

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The administration of President Joe Biden wants the tech industry to address AI and the many sexual images being generated, which results in deepfakes targeting celebrities and minors.

YNOT NEWS | Biden Pushes for Industry Action on AI Deepfakes Targeting Minors, Celebrities

The Biden administration is reportedly urging the technology industry and financial institutions to address the burgeoning market of AI-generated sexual images. Advances in generative AI have simplified the creation of realistic, sexually explicit deepfakes, enabling their spread across social media and chatrooms.

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The states of Tennessee and South Carolina have both adopted age verification laws against the porn industry.

South Carolina, Tennessee Adopt Age Verification Laws AVN

South Carolina and Tennessee are the latest states to have age verification legislation adopted by their governors.

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A Senate bill in Canada that would keep minors from having access to ‘sexually explicit material online’ would apply to platforms such as Netflix.

Could a Senate bill cause age verification laws to apply to Netflix? Experts say yes

Privacy experts says Senate bill that would block minors from accessing ‘sexually explicit material’ online is too broad in scope

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