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Many parents believe schools should teach children about the dangers of pornography as soon as they are old enough to use the internet, a survey sugge...
Britain is facing a crisis of masculinity, which celebrates heartlessness and normalises sexism and homophobia, amid growing unemployment and uncertai...
We can use pornographic pictures and films as educational tools in classrooms. And we can also make better, more realistic ones, so that young people (and, of course, older people) have a chance to learn about sex in a way that's more authentic.
Hyper-masculinity is damaging and destructive. It assumes that men are predisposed to violence; that men are nothing more than violent sexual predators incapable of self-control and empathy. The capitalist-patriarchy states that men are inherently violent and that nothing will ever change that.
The next time your children ask you what sex is or tell you they have seen something rude online take the opportunity. Sit down and start talking to your children about sex. It's an issue that, however embarrassing, is something society cannot afford to be taught by the school of XXX.com
Many schools are failing to give pupils decent sex and relationships lessons, which could leave them open to sexual exploitation or inappropriate beha...
For a long while within the IWF we've debated whether it is right for us to engage with teenagers. But the facts speak for themselves - young people under 18 are viewing adult content. Surely if we ignore this, we put them at risk by not providing them with the information they need to report these images?
Feminist icon Germaine Greer has clashed with a female porn director who claimed the adult film industry was "good for society." The Australian fir...
The internet changed the game considerably, with vast amounts of adult films and images becoming easily and instantly accessible. Whether or not this is a good or bad thing is constantly debated, but one thing is very clear - it's not going away. So that really leaves one question - what's going to happen next?
Chinese surgeons have reportedly worked through the night to remove a live eel from a man’s backside. The unmarried man, who arrived alone at a ...
When tweeting a link to a news story about the serious policy issues of the day, it is probably best to check you are not directing your followers to ...
Chinese officials have apparently erected a huge billboard in the Shuangfeng district, warning locals to stop photoshopping the faces of officials ont...
Young women are under increasing pressure to live up to the ideals of boys who want their girlfriends to look like porn stars, it was suggested on Mon...
It's the continent that brought the world Page Three and nudist beaches, but these images could be on their way to being banned on the internet, begin...
Although everyone understands such activities are unhealthy for children, they are not only difficult to monitor, but near impossible to stop as they happen when children switch on their laptops, play with their phones.
We're concerned at the NSPCC that easy access to hardcore pornography is warping young people's views of what is 'normal' or acceptable sexual behaviour. Adults have a choice about what to watch within the law, but my concern is that the internet is exposing ever younger eyes to things they are just not yet ready to process. They are learning about sex from porn and not from proper respectful relationships. Much of the material is violent and simply vile; it paints a picture of sex as one sided that has no basis in love or respect.
The truth is relationships and sex are (literally) f***ing minefields. Any attempt for the state to intrude further into non-criminal in this would inevitably draw widespread criticism from those of all political persuasions.
The ban will aim to censor 'violent' and 'hateful' porn that demeans women - a great idea in principle but who will decide what constitutes 'violent' and 'hateful' porn? Where does it leave non-vanilla sex - BDSM and other alternative genres? The US website Gawker quotes Justice Potter Stewart who said of hardcore pornography in a Supreme Court obscenity case: "I know it when I see it." Which is a worry.
A pervert who sent sexually explicit messages to a 14-year-old girl on Facebook and told her he would leave his wife wore this bizarre outfit as he at...
Police who arrested Lost Prophets singer Ian Watkins over an alleged plot to rape a baby are under investigation over whether they acted quickly enoug...
Legendary porn star Ron Jeremy is recovering from surgery after experiencing an aneurysm close to his heart. The 59-year-old is in intensive care ...
Twitter boobed (ho ho!) somewhat spectacularly today when a pornographic video appeared in its "Editor's Pick" spot on new video service Vine. The...
By showcasing pornography made by and for women, Dusk has become part of a growing sea change in the porn industry.
If nothing else, the HGIP project forces you to reassess exactly how much of a growing concern porn is. Everybody knows at the very back of their minds that so much of pornography is morally questionable to say the least, but we rarely mention it or act upon it.
A mother-and-daughter porn duo have revealed intimate details of their working relationship, and insist what they are doing does not constitute incest...
