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UK Law: BDSM |
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| UK Law |
| Law for Webmasters and Bloggers Sub judice, jurisdiction and liability |
| Slander, Libel & Defamation particularly as regards to internet content |
| Video Recordings Act Re-enacted in 2010 |
| Possession of Pornography including dangerous pictures and dangerous drawings |
| Obscene Publications Governing publications in print and on the internet |
| Indecent Displays Act 1981 with subsequent amendments |
| Proscription of Satellite Channels Used by the Government to ban channels |
| Sexual Offences Act 2003 Issues for 16 & 17 year olds |
| Prostitution From the point of view of the customer |
| Lap-dancing and Licensing Law Now classed as a sex encounter venue |
| Sex Shop Licensing What powers do local authorities have over sex shops |
| BSDM Is it legal? |
| Public Sex and Public Nudity Is it legal? |
| Human Rights Incorporating the European Convention of Human Rights into UK law |
| Hatred Law Blasphemy, gay, racial & religious hatred |
| Street Photography Is it legal? |
| Communications Law RIPA: State spying in Britain that would make the Stasi proud |
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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
