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Calls to Ban Choking in Porn Following Australian Teen's Death

The death of a teenage girl in Australia, linked to choking during sex, has led to renewed calls for banning such depictions in pornography. Experts highlight the health risks associated with sexual strangulation, while debates continue over the effectiveness of bans and the need for better sex education. Data shows a significant number of young people engage in choking, often viewing it as normalized behavior due to its prevalence in porn.

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The death of a teenage girl in Australia, linked to choking during sex, has led to renewed calls for banning such depictions in pornography. Experts highlight the health risks associated with sexual strangulation, while debates continue over the effectiveness of bans and the need for better sex education. Data shows a significant number of young people engage in choking, often viewing it as normalized behavior due to its prevalence in porn.

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A Teen Girl’s Death Is Prompting Calls to Ban Choking in Porn

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Calls to Ban Choking in Porn Following Australian Teen's Death