The War on Porn

Aylo Responds to Canada’s Privacy Commissioner Report on User-Generated Content Protocols

The company Aylo responded in a statement about Canada’s Privacy Commissioner’s report on UGC.

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Supreme Court Hears Oral Arguments in Key Online Speech Cases

The U.S. Supreme Court is hearing arguments in some key online free speech cases.

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Indiana Advances AV Proposal; Kentucky Brings Similar Bills

While Indiana advanced an age verification bill targeting porn sites, Kentucky is using the worn-out and untrue theory of porn being a “public health crisis”.

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FSC Meets with Baroness Conducting Review of UK Pornography Laws

Members of the FSC and sex workers met with the Baroness in the UK who is reviewing the UK’s porn laws.

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Utah Sen. Mike Lee Questions First Amendment Protections for Sexual Content

The Senator from Utah, Mike Lee has questioned if porn should be protected by the First Amendment.

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Conservative Group’s Plan to Criminalize Porn Is Part of Campaign to End All ‘Recreational Sex’

The Heritage Foundation, a religious conservative group, has had a plan to criminalize porn endorsed by conservative activists and is stated to be a campaign to end all recreational sex.

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Texas AG Ken Paxton Sues Pornhub Parent Company Aylo

The Attorney General of Texas, Ken Paxton has sued Aylo over Pornhub’s supposed violations of the states age ID law.

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FSC Meets with Baroness Conducting Review of UK Pornography Laws

Members of the Free Speech Coalition and some sex workers and others in the adult industry met with the Baroness in the UK who’s pushing for new anti-porn laws in the country.

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Legal Experts, Others Comment on Canadian Age Verification Debate

Attorneys and others talk about Canada’s age verification laws that have been proposed.

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Japanese Performers, Stakeholders Rally to Save Industry From Controversial Law

Japanese performers and other supporters of the country’s porn industry rallied to help save the industry from a law called the Shinpou Act.

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