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Posted On: September 22nd 2020, 08:29 pm

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king_god__redboi

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The #UK government is introducing new laws that will make certain types of p*rnography illegal to possess or publish in #England and Wales beginning November 6, 2026. The banned material includes porn depicting strangulation or suffocation, incest or simulated incest, and adults portraying themselves as children under 16.

The changes follow a 2025 independent review led by Conservative peer Baroness Gabby Bertin, which concluded that choking and other violent s*xual content had become widespread online and could contribute to harmful behavior becoming normalized, particularly among younger people. The rules can also cover realistic AI-generated images if the people depicted appear real.

People caught possessing prohibited strangulation or incest p*rnography could face up to two years in prison, while possession of p*rnography portraying someone as under 16 can carry a maximum sentence of three years. The government is warning anyone who currently has or has uploaded affected material to permanently delete or remove it before November 6. (📸: @gettyimages)

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Three young lives. Three families in Kerala who got the call from abroad.

Sivin Joni (27, Ernakulam), Nova sabu (25, Idukki) and Anjali S Joy (27, Kollam) were killed when fire swept through their apartment block in Bochum, Germany, at 4:15 am on Tuesday. Five other residents were hospitalised with smoke inhalation.

They went to Germany to build a future. Nova moved six months ago. Anjali, a BEd graduate, arrived in July and was working in warehouse logistics. Sivin had been in the country barely two weeks.

Police say forensic evidence rules out a technical fault and points to homicide. A 41-year-old Romanian man who lived in the same building has been arrested on suspicion of murder and arson. His name has not been released and his motive is still unclear. Police had also been called to the building over a dispute the Sunday before, but no link to the fire has been established. An arrest is not proof of guilt.

The Indian Embassy in Berlin says it is in contact with German authorities and the victims' families.
We'll keep following this case until there are answers for Sivin, Nova and Anjali.

Shh, Angie and Lisa are still talking lips. #RHOSLC is all-new TONIGHT!

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