A new law in Sweden will criminalize payment for live pornography on platforms like OnlyFans, targeting only payers, not performers.
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Sweden will ban payment for live sex content on platforms such as OnlyFans from July 1, 2025, continuing the Nordic model that criminalizes the purchase of sexual services. The law aims to protect vulnerable people, but raises questions about its effectiveness in protecting sex workers and its impact on virtual sex work. Critics suggest the law could further isolate sex workers, especially migrants, and that enforcement will be difficult.
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OnlyFans în pericol! Suedia va amenda consumatorii de pornografie online, dar nu și pe cei care oferă aceste servicii
Munca sexuală în economia activităților independente/ Suedia interzice conținutul OnlyFans pe măsură ce granițele sale devin din ce în ce mai neclare - The Economist
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