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French Bill Under Debate to Regulate Online Adult Entertainment Platforms

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 1
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A proposed national bill in the French Republic aims to combat gender-based and sexual violence and could significantly expand online procurement measures. The legislation, which has around 69 articles, is championed by a team of feminist lawmakers led by Céline Thiébault-Martinez, MP. Article 25 of the bill explicitly targets online platforms by criminalizing 'helping, assisting, or protecting the remote performance by a person... of acts of a sexual nature in exchange for payment.'

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The bill introduces potential liabilities for those who operate or are involved with online adult content businesses. Intermediaries could face prison time and a fine of up to €500,000, while consumers who violate the law could face fines up to €1,500.

Lawmakers are currently debating a social media ban bill, reviewing its compatibility with EU law.

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  • Céline Thiébault-MartinezLeading the charge on the bill in the Assemblée Nationale
  • OnlyFansOne of the content distribution platforms mentioned as a potential target
  • MYMAn adult content subscription service mentioned as a potential target

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