September 28, 2011
Be careful what happens to those naked pictures or you could unwillingly end up being seen as a porn star or prostitute. A woman is suing a company because pictures of her ended up on their website that advertizes prostitution. The pictures were taken by her ex and somehow ended up on the site. She ...
September 18, 2011
Prostitution is now one step closer to becoming a recognized industry in Canada. In Edmonton, “massage” parlours and escort services are being licensed. The people who work for these agencies will have to take a three hour sexual exploitation information session. They will also have to prove they’re over 18. This means that actual massage parlours ...
Tags: Canada,
Edmonton,
escorts,
feminism,
legal issues,
legalizing prostitution,
massage parlors,
prostitution,
sex,
sex industry,
sex work,
women
September 7, 2011
Dear Madame X, I like to remember my conquests and I often record these escapades with a hidden camera. Sometimes I tell the girls, if they look like they’ll be up for it, but usually I just keep quiet. What’s the harm, I’m the only one going to see it anyway, right? I hired a ...
August 3, 2011
Is it morally, socially and legally right to charge an HIV-positive man with murder after seven women were infected with the virus after having sex with him? America has done it and now Canada is joining the ranks. The debate is on. Johnson Aziga has been declared a dangerous offender in Canada after “murdering” two ...
Tags: AIDS,
Canadian law,
condoms,
criminal law,
criminalization of HIV transmission,
HIV,
HIV transmission,
Johnson Aziga,
legal issues,
life sentence,
murder charges,
murder trial,
risk of HIV,
sexually transmitted infections,
STI transmission,
unprotected sex
July 6, 2011
If you’re going to accuse a man of rape, make sure your sexual background is squeaky clean and you’ve never lied — or he won’t get tried. Whores and liars don’t get raped. It seems there’s a real possibility Dominique Strauss-Kahn’s trial could be dismissed with surfacing evidence that the chambermaid he’s accused of raping ...
Tags: chambermaid,
criminal case,
Dominique Strauss-Kahn,
guilt,
house arrest,
legal issues,
liar,
perfection,
rape,
rape accusation,
reputable character,
sex,
sexual history,
trial,
whore
May 10, 2011
Wikileaks isn’t the only one to reveal the dirty secrets of the planet’s governments. Two Australian academics, Evan Smith and Marinella Marmo of Flinders University in Adelaide, Australia, uncovered documents from the National Archives in London that suggest that at least 80 South Asian women were subjected to “virginity tests” upon their entrance to Heathrow ...
Tags: 1970s,
gynecological exam,
history,
immigration,
India,
laws,
legal issues,
Pakistan,
premarital sex,
racism,
sexism,
study,
UK immigration,
United Kingdom,
virginity tests
February 25, 2011
A new bill waiting for approval holds that a miscarriage is murder, and that mothers who can’t reach full term should face the death penalty. It’s a fact that for every pregnancy there is a chance of miscarriage and these numbers are probably higher than you think. It’s also true that for a lot ...
February 24, 2011
Obama has declared that the Defense of Marriage Act, something that bans federal recognition of same sex marriage, is unconstitutional. This law has been around since 1996, and Obama has now ”directed the Justice Department to stop defending the law in court.” Obama isn’t completely comfortable with the idea of gay marriage. But with this move ...
February 14, 2011
A British woman might be forcibly sterilized while she’s undergoing a cesarean section on Wednesday. The courts will decide tomorrow what they will do with her. The woman will be represented by the official solicitor, a government lawyer who represents those who cannot instruct their own legal team because they lack capacity. They will argue ...
February 14, 2011
Women in Japan are suing for their right to have a different last name than their husbands. Currently the law says that families must have the same name. Although it’s up to the couple which name they have, it inevitably leads to women taking their husband’s name. Four women and one man are suing the government ...