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UK Law: BDSM |
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Ruling without consent |
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| UK Law |
| BDSM |
| Copyright |
| Hatred |
| Human Rights |
| Internet Porn Censorship |
| Lap Dancing |
| Libel, Slander & Defamation |
| Mass Surveillance |
| Obscene Publications |
| Porn Possession |
| Prostitution |
| Public Photography |
| Satellite Porn |
| Sex Shops |
| Sexual Offences Act 2003 |
| Swinging, Public Sex & Nudity |
| Video Recordings Act |
| Webmasters, Bloggers & the Law |
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An official appointed British Law Commission in 1995 came to the conclusion that SM or sadomasochism,
short of causing serious or permanently disabling injury, should be no crime between consenting adults. After the 1993 Spanner verdict, Britain has been alone in Europe to criminalize safe, sane and consensual SM sex
