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Book: SEX for SALE
Study: Behavioral Research in the Pornography Industry
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Paper: Undressing the Laws Around Prostitution
Report: Human trafficking and sexual exploitation: the statistics behind the stories
Book: Legalizing Prostitution: From Illicit Vice to Lawful Business
Paper: Violence Against Female Sex Workers in Cameroon
Fact Sheet: The Link Between Prostitution and Sex Trafficking
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Should the internet be selectively censored?
Studies have proven that exposure to certain forms of online content leads to an increased likelihood to dehumanize a specific group of people or even commit violent acts against them. Two significant examples to point to are violent porn and hate crimes. What are your thoughts on online censorship for some types of content? Should censorship exist? If so, who controls it, and to what extent? Can we trust them to remain ethical with this control? If not, how do we justify the harm that comes to people as a result of a lack of censorship? Who would be most negatively impacted and why?
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