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Laws and regulations aimed at protecting children, particularly in the context of prostitution.
Upbringing is a major but not sole architect of men's attitudes toward nudity: parental behavior, stated attitudes, early exposure, and broader cultural or religious norms shape comfort and meaning at...
National laws draw three distinct age lines—, age of majority, and minimum age for performing in pornography—and they do not always coincide: the age of consent is a sexual-specific threshold that can...
NCMEC receives mandated reports from providers and reviews each CyberTipline submission using statutory duties and its own guidance; when imagery or interactions raise a reasonable question that a dep...
National and subnational laws requiring for online adult content have proliferated across Europe, parts of North America, and some U.S. states; those laws mostly target website access and platform use...
did have a regulatory and reforming legal framework for prostitution—culminating in a that effectively shifted policy away from punitive, registry-based policing toward medico‑social controls and part...
Courts determine whether a clothed image of a minor is "sufficiently sexually suggestive" by applying statutory definitions of sexually explicit conduct and then assessing contextual factors — pose, s...