The War on Porn Regular Updates about the Assault on The Adult Industry

One of the internet freedom bills most alarming to sex workers is now dead in Congress, at least for now.

The Free Speech Coalition (FSC) issued a statement Thursday afternoon declaring victory in its years' long battle to curtail the onus on adult businesses imposed by U.S.C. §§2257.

A sex worker advocacy group is challenging Canada’s laws against sex work on Constitutional grounds.

The Trump administration was set to make new rule allowing greater latitude for independent contract work official on Thursday.

Adult industry attorney Corey SIlverstein held a webinar Monday to address the new MasterCard crackdown on adult business credit card transactions.

The European Union is about to implement a new set of rules to govern digital services platforms and protect users' online rights, but Free Speech Coalition's European branch is petitioning the EU to demand that sex workers and sexuality professionals, artists and educators not be excluded…

The Canadian parliament may soon take up the sex work decriminalization issue thanks to a new petition that has gathered more than 5,000 signatures.

If you only read headlines about a new study from the British Journal of Criminology you might think that large quantities of criminal videos of sexual violence on tube sites are warping most children’s minds, turning them into sexual violators.

Rep. Mandie Landry said victims would be more likely to assist in the prosecution of sex trafficking cases if they aren’t treated as criminals themselves.

A new bill in the California legislature appears similar to FOSTA/SESTA, holding websites liable for material posted by users.