I will explain about the 2018 Twitter account suspension of an adult entertainment company called "Hustler" due to posting provocative content, which sparked discussions on freedom of speech and...
The 1995 Detroit Adult Magazine Ordinance stated that it was illegal to sell adult magazines in any public place unless they were hidden from view in an enclosed cabinet. They also had to be sold...
The 1993 New Orleans Adult Store Raid: New Orleans police raided adult stores selling Hustler, resulting in arrests and seizures
On January 24th, 1993, local police officers carried out a...
In 2004, the British government implemented a policy requiring that pornographic magazines be sold in brown paper bags or covered in opaque materials, making them difficult for customers to see. This...
YouTube is an online video sharing website that allows its users to watch, share, comment on, like and upload their own videos. On September 4th, 2016, YouTube began to demonetize some of the videos...
The 1982 Atlanta Newsstand Confiscations involved the arrest and prosecution of Larry Flynt for distributing his magazine, Hustler, which contained images of nudity and explicit language. These...
The 2003 Los Angeles Airport Magazine Ban and its Impact on Freedom of Speech
In 2003, the Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) banned the sale of Hustler magazine from their stores and...
The 1991 Philadelphia Newsstand Removal was a controversy involving the decision by local officials to pressure retailers to stop carrying the pornographic magazine Hustler in their stores. This...
In November 2004, the city of San Antonio passed an ordinance prohibiting sexually explicit businesses from operating within 1,0000 feet of residential areas and educational institutions, such as...
Canadian authorities decided to take action against Hustler Magazine in the year 20001 after receiving numerous complaints about the publication's explicit content. In an attempt to curb this...