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Labour commit to tougher online safety lawsLabour ministers have committed to implement stricter online safety laws to protect children.
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Top politicians were victims of deepfake pornographyAn investigation has found that more than 30 UK politicians have been targeted by internet perverts.
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'Ofcom too slow to act on OnlyFans safeguarding fears'Ofcom has been too slow to act on safeguarding concerns relating to adult platform OnlyFans, CARE has said.
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Global study reveals nearly 100 million addicted to pornography
A global study suggests nearly 100 million adults may be addicted to pornography, equating to about 3% of the global population experiencing 'problematic pornography use', which negatively impacts relationships and job performance.…
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Poll: UK public backs curbs on pornPress release: The UK public supports stricter regulation of pornography, according to exclusive new polling for CARE.
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Cyber-flashing conviction welcome but govt must tackle sinister AI porn toolsCARE has welcomed the first ever conviction for “cyber-flashing” in the UK and stressed that more action is needed to combat AI tech.
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8 in 10 Brits back ban on AI 'nudify' tools that digitally undress women and childrenPress release: A ban on AI tools that allows users to digitally undress women and children is supported by almost 8 in 10 Brits, according to a poll carried out ahead of…
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Call for porn regulation as research suggests almost two thirds of youngsters addictedCARE is urging political action after new research suggested that shocking numbers of young people are addicted to internet porn.
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CARE calls for urgent, stringent age-verification on porn sites to better protect childrenPhoto by Luke Chesser on Unsplash
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Call for evidence on porn must lead to actionCARE has welcomed a governmental call for evidence on the impact of pornography, citing “growing public awareness of porn’s dangers”.
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