Classification body dismisses ‘community standards’ in allowing child rape depictions
Board responds to our expose of anime and manga child abuse genres
In February, after discovering the Classification Board had approved anime and manga films featuring illegal child sexual abuse material, we called for an overhaul of the classification system. The Board had classified animated child sexual abuse material, including depictions of child rape, abuse and exploitation, as suitable for audiences as young as 15, and in some cases even younger.
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Classification system fails to protect women and girls: immediate action needed to stop pornification of teen girls for profit
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Last night I attended a special preview screening of Taryn Brumfitt's new film Embrace.
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Read more'We dare' gets PG rating
New video game encourages players to strip and spank each other
Collett Smart, child/adolescent psychotherapist and member of Collective Shout discusses the new game, 'We dare,' designed for adults, but available for children. Collett also writes for her blog, The Tween Factor.
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