Tag: pornography

The Cor Sanctum Intensive helps men deepen their understanding of masculinity and authentic love and find paths out of secrecy.

Social media abuse can ruin your heart, mind, and soul. Give it a rest this Advent, says Philippa Martyr.

Children as young as 10 are being exposed to online pornography which is affecting their ability to empathise and causing them to be sexually aggressive, says a New South Wales government report.

The NSW Government moved this week to ban AI-generated pornography. And while it is a good start, we need to recognise the harms of all porn, writes Monica Doumit.

Advocates have welcomed a move to establish new online safety codes aimed at protecting Australian children from exposure to pornography and other harmful content.

Pornography is so pervasive it is affecting the behaviour of primary school children.  Will the NSW Government have the courage to declare porn a public health crisis?

Archbishop Anthony Fisher OP says the NSW parliamentary inquiry into pornography’s harmful effects is a “groundbreaking” opportunity.

While I am happy to delay the use of Instagram and Snapchat amongst kids for as long as possible, I’m wary of a government ban when they are so willing to ignore other real and present dangers to the wellbeing of children, writes Monica Doumit.

Parents are urged to make their voices heard at a New South Wales parliamentary inquiry on the damaging effects of pornography on the mental, emotional and physical health of children and young people.

One would think that a speaker who challenges the narrative that young women need to make themselves more sexually attractive to be worthy of love is exactly what is needed at a time when we are seeing the devastating mental health impacts of girls placing their value in the number of “likes” they receive for their selfies, writes Monica Doumit.

Government action on violence against women will be ineffective unless it acknowledges the reality that most men are fed on a diet of violent pornography from age 10, writes Monica Doumit.

Being a parent or caregiver today is the hardest job there is. As the mother of five boys, I know it as much as anyone. Our love for our children is clouded with worry for the world they are moving into. It is so different from when we grew up.