The British government announced on Tuesday a legal reform to strengthen the protection of women and victims of the non-consensual distribution of intimate images. The changes, included in the proposed Crime and Policing Bill, will extend the statute of limitations for reporting such acts—currently set at six months—to three years and will penalize the possession and publication on websites of pornography depicting strangulation or suffocation. According to the government, the reform is a key component of its Plan for Change to "halve violence against women and girls." The Secretary of State for Victims and Violence against Women and Girls, Alex Davies-Jones, warned that "misogynistic hate online has devastating consequences" and asserted that "this government will not stand idly by while women are raped online and victimized by violent pornography."

"The number of men matters relatively little to me. I would like to be able to talk to them and ask them what they get out of bragging about doing this, turning it into a competition. It seems like it's about money and popularity, which is what the world is about now," warns sexologist Elena Crespi in the face of the rise of extreme sexual content on television (real name Aunt Billinger) who published a video of how she had had sex with 1,057 men in twelve hours.

Starting today, adults wishing to access online pornography from the United Kingdom must prove they are over 18 years of age using at least one of the seven age verification systems established by Ofcom, the British regulator of media and audiovisual content, whether television or streaming. This service will be provided by private companies, not the government.

Only two of the thirty men involved in The massive child pornography and prostitution ring uncovered almost a year ago They will go on trial for sexually assaulting minors. Although the police investigation was closed with 16 other arrests and 14 other suspects pending identification, sources close to the case consulted by ARA explained that only two men were identified during the investigation, and they will be the only ones to be prosecuted. Both remain in pretrial detention, and one of them is TLM. The electrician for whom the Prosecutor's Office has requested a sentence of 107 years in prison to rape a 12-year-old girl in care, film her to offer her to other pedophiles, and arrange with them where and when the sexual assaults would take place. The second defendant is a resident of Madrid.