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Jun 13, 2024
"Sex work" or "Paid rape"?
Lawyer Daryana Gryaznova - about different views on the problem of prostitution Activists, human rights activists and politicians have been debating for years about how prostitution should be regulated and whether it is sexualized by human exploitation. Some insist that this is one of the forms of human trafficking, and the term “sex work” is not applicable, because it normalizes the purchase of sex.
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Jun 13, 2024
In Australia, a teenager was detained because of porn deepfakes of schoolgirls
In Australia, a teenager was detained after distributing pornographic fake images of about 50 students at a school located in the state of Victoria, reports the Australian television channel ABC. The teenager was later released. Police continue to investigate the spread of deepfakes. Among the victims are students in grades 9-12. The school is working with police to remove the images and identify the person or group responsible for distributing them.
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Jun 13, 2024
The Ministry of Health approved new clinical recommendations on abortion
The Russian Ministry of Health has approved a new version of clinical recommendations for artificial termination of pregnancy, Vademecum noted . Doctors are now being advised to talk more about the negative consequences of abortion. The document was prepared by the Russian Society of Obstetricians and Gynecologists; it will come into force on January 1, 2025. Clinical guidelines, as explained by the Supreme Court, are mandatory for doctors to follow.
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Jun 13, 2024
89% of respondents supported the law on domestic violence in Russia
89% of Russians surveyed supported the adoption of a law on domestic violence, RBC reports , citing data from the research company Russian Field, which conducted a telephone survey together with the New People party. Another 6% of respondents were against it, 4% found it difficult to answer, and 1% answered that such a law already exists or that their position would depend on the content of the law. Among the women surveyed, 95% supported the adoption of such a law, and 83% among men.