The first protester to take the plunge and lower her bottom to ankle-level over the face of another, consenting, adult before the Palace of Westminster yesterday gave her name as Lady S. She had travelled from Brighton with Mr D, upon whose face she sat, to protest along with a hundred or so others — some latex-clad, some wielding sex toys — against new legislation censoring certain sex acts in online pornography. Face-sitting, deemed dangerous and potentially lethal, is one of them. To emphasise the risk, Mr D wore a snorkel.
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This video has some restrictions which may inhibit your use - please contact licensing newsflare. Please select the category that most closely reflects your concern about the video, so that we can review it and determine whether it violates our terms and conditions or isn't appropriate for all viewers. Campaigners and sex workers protested today outside parliament in London, UK over new laws that they say criminalise certain sex acts in paid-for pornography. The protesters, dressed in leather, latex and other fetish clothing, responded to the changes by stripping, spanking and sitting on eachothers' faces at the Palace of Westminster. Among sex acts protesters believe will be hit by the law are face-sitting, female ejaculation and fetish activities like BDSM or urolagnia. He believed that giving the subjects of his documentaries a voice in the production would enhance, or more fully reflect, that which he was endeavouring to represent on screen. Filmmaking and TV production techniques may be significantly different today compared to back in the 50s, but with almost everybody armed with a smartphone, nowadays nothing goes undocumented. Everyone is a participant in a global shared anthropology, capturing moments in time and posting them for all to see. Take for example the January Capitol riots in Washington. User-generated video UGV of how the mob overran police to gain entry to the building provided dramatic on-the-scene footage as the event unfolded.
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On Friday, hundreds gathered to protest the recent amendments to the Communications Act banning sexual acts such as spanking, female ejaculation and face-sitting in UK online porn. The new regulations, which reflect the same rules governing the sale of DVDs in sex shops, were quietly put in place on December 2. But this didn't stop everyone from finding out. By the morning, over a thousand people had clicked attending on the Facebook event to protest via "mass face-sit" — though only a quarter of the amount actually turned up.
Face-sitting is just one of the sexual practices included on a lengthy list of acts that were banned from web porn sold in the UK on 1st December. Other actions now off the menu are spanking, caning, aggressive whipping, urinating in a sexual context, physical or verbal abuse, watersports, role-playing as non-adults, fisting, and perhaps most controversially, female ejaculation. They will filter your computer so they know exactly what you're downloading, who you're talking to and where you are. So if you want to get vengeance on an ex-boyfriend, make sure you do it in person. A statement released by The Audiovisual Media Services Regulations , said that these bans had been imposed because that "content that is not acceptable". In the case of strangulation, fisting and face-sitting, the British Board of Film Censors says that they should be banned because they are potentially life-endangering. But the message of the protest was more serious. Face-sitting, which gets 45, Google searches per month, has never resulted in any deaths, she points out. But the government doesn't ban that because it brings them money. One campaigner, a middle-aged woman who didn't want to be named says she doesn't watch porn, but was there to campaign against the censorship.
