A Facebook Live video, calling out Comcast for selling hardcore pornography that depicts themes of racism, incest, violence, and slavery, has gone viral, drawing over 20,000 views in less than a day.
A comprehensive new meta-analysis of 50 studies has found that pornography use diminishes men’s levels of “sexual and relational satisfaction.”
The anti-pornography National Center on Sexual Exploitation (NCOSE) has accused Amnesty International of abandoning its commitment to human rights and instead pandering to pimps, in a new campaign targeting Amnesty’s support for legalized prostitution.
The InterContinental Hotels Group (IHG) has announced that it is eliminating all on-demand pornography from the guest rooms in its 4,900 properties in 100 countries. InterContinental, which owns such well-known brands as Holiday Inn and Crowne Plaza, has thereby allied
Amnesty International’s proposal to legalize prostitution has generated a fierce rebuttal from groups opposed to the exploitation of vulnerable women, who warn that such wrong-headed programs just perpetuate cycles of abuse and mistreatment of women.
Critics of the site say that Pornhub is luring countless young people to submit erotic videos of themselves under the pretense of encouraging university studies, while the website says that applicants don’t necessarily “have to film a porn” to win the scholarship. “It’s definitely not a requirement,” said Pornhub Vice President Corey Price. “The criteria [sic] isn’t to submit the best porn video and get a scholarship. I would be surprised if we had any pornographic entries,” though others counter that it is “understood” what Pornhub is really after.
The international Hilton Hotel chain has decided to eliminate all specifically adult films from its on-demand offerings, saying that adult entertainment “is not in keeping with our company’s vision.”
