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Denmark's policy shift towards liberalizing pornography
Contemporary Danish medical practice and law in the 1960s–70s treated intrauterine devices (IUDs) primarily as contraceptives for women of child‑bearing age, and multiple sources say formal rules rest...
The anxiety that "what we see is no longer real" is accurate: generative AI is already producing convincingly fake images and short videos that flood social feeds, and policymakers, platforms, and tec...
moved from censorship to permissive regulation of pornography in stages that culminated in the decriminalization of pictorial and audiovisual pornography on July 1, 1969, after earlier relaxation for ...
abolished legal prohibitions on pictorial and audiovisual pornography on July 1, 1969, a shift widely reported at the time and since, and that upheaval produced both a commercial boom and later legal ...
produced and distributed a commercially marketed “” series of short films in the 1970s after liberalized pornography in 1969, with contemporary sources and later summaries reporting production between...
The Nordic countries do differ from much of Europe in how adult content was historically legislated and in continuing national emphases — Denmark pioneered liberalization in the 1960s while Norway mai...
Nordic countries uniformly criminalize child pornography and restrict violent or degrading sexual depictions, but national definitions, sentencing ranges and enforcement tools vary: Sweden has tighten...