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This week in kink: November 16, 2020

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Most things including The Porn Industry have been altered due to the Covid-19 Crisis.

This week, New Statesman gives us the skinny on the rise of OnlyFans during the pandemic and what that means on a grander level.

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How OnlyFans became the porn industry’s great lockdown winner – and at what cost

Dutch News reports that all non-consensual sexual acts will now be considered rape.

In our opinion this is great news because rape and/or molestation can be so much more than violent sexual acts and/or attempts. Rape and molestation truly come down to non-consensual sexual behavior.

This is definitely a step in the right direction. Click below to find out more!

All non-consensual sex to be classed as rape in new law

For so many BDSM can help with PTSD, anxiety, OCD, etc.

This week, Huff Post brings us a story about how Kate O’Kelly used BDSM to take control of her life after her assault.

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This week in kink news: September 21, 2020

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During the pandemic, people have looked for new ways to connect with others.

Because of this, statistics show that online BDSM interactions have skyrocketed in certain cities since the start of the pandemic.

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Denmark plans on changing its definition of rape to non-consensual sex.

Previously, the country defined rape as sex involving coercion and/or violence.

This is a great adjustment since rape is ANY KIND of sex that is non-consensual.

Go Denmark as well as other countries that are adjusting their rape and molestation laws! This will help ensure peoples’ safety even more!

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Denmark Sexual Violence Law set to Change. Non-consensual sex to be called rape

Has BDSM and kink become more popular since Covid-19?

One sex worker says “yes” due to people’s heightened need for connection.

The growing popularity of virtual interactions makes BDSM more readily available as well.

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Is BDSM getting more popular during COVID? One sex worker says yes

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This week in kink: August 10, 2020

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Berlin’s S&M workers win court case arguing that dungeons and erotic massage parlors pose no more of a health risk than tattoo shops or salons.

The city had originally roped the above in with brothels, but was proven incorrect during this hearing.

Click below to read more about this interesting case!

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Amnesty International, a UK human rights organization, turns in a new draft stating that any kind of non-consensual sex should be considered rape whereas before rape was considered sex involving force.

In our opinion at Kink Weekly, we agree that rape is any kind of sex that is non-consensual and should NOT have to involve force to be considered rape.

Consent is the key when defining rape and abuse.

BDSM can involve consensual force and should NOT be considered rape or abuse at all as long as consent is involved.

Go Amnesty Inernational!

Amnesty slates new ‘non-consensual sex’ category: ‘no hierarchy in rape cases’

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