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Couple Caught Having Sex Inside Toilet Of EasyJet Flight In UK, Escorted Off Plane
EasyJet confirmed the incident took place onboard one of their flights and added that the police were also informed.
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Canada To End Historical Abortion, Indecency Convictions
The announcement builds on a 2018 law that sought to correct past injustices and created a path for individuals to clear their criminal records.
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"Jungle Raj" Prevails In UP: Mayawati As Violence Mars Panchayat Polls
Bahujan Samaj Party chief Mayawati on Saturday hit out at the Uttar Pradesh government over law and order, saying a "jungle raj" is prevailing in the state as violence marred the panchayat polls and women faced indecent behaviour.
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TikTok Banned in Pakistan Over "Immoral and Indecent" Content
Pakistan's telecom regulator blocked TikTok on Friday for failing to filter out "immoral and indecent" content, another blow to the social media app that has come under increasing scrutiny as its popularity has surged across the globe.
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Demand In Rajya Sabha To Regulate Fake News, Indecent Language
A demand to frame a law to regulate fake news and indecent language on social media platforms such as Twitter and Facebook was made in the Rajya Sabha Tuesday.
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Xiaomi Dismisses Head of Africa Arm for Violating Chinese Decency Law
Xiaomi confirmed on Friday that it had dismissed the head of its Africa division for violating a Chinese law pertaining to indecent public behaviour.
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China Amends Law to Make Male Rape a Crime
The sexual assault on men is now a crime after China effected an amendment to the criminal law. Indecent or sexual assault on others, men or women, now carries a minimum sentence of five years in prison.
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Abhay Deol Slams Mumbai Hotel Raids in Facebook Post on Sex
"But booking young kids for a crime they didn't commit, physically and mentally abusing them publicly? To me it looks more like it was the police that was guilty of 'public indecency'. All this because they were young adults having sex. How liberated can you be!? They must be punished. By any law out there," writes Abhay in his post
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Trouser-wearing scribe spared flogging in Sudan
A Sudanese judge convicted a woman journalist on Monday for violating the public indecency law by wearing trousers outdoors.
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Couple Caught Having Sex Inside Toilet Of EasyJet Flight In UK, Escorted Off Plane
EasyJet confirmed the incident took place onboard one of their flights and added that the police were also informed.
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Canada To End Historical Abortion, Indecency Convictions
The announcement builds on a 2018 law that sought to correct past injustices and created a path for individuals to clear their criminal records.
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"Jungle Raj" Prevails In UP: Mayawati As Violence Mars Panchayat Polls
Bahujan Samaj Party chief Mayawati on Saturday hit out at the Uttar Pradesh government over law and order, saying a "jungle raj" is prevailing in the state as violence marred the panchayat polls and women faced indecent behaviour.
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TikTok Banned in Pakistan Over "Immoral and Indecent" Content
Pakistan's telecom regulator blocked TikTok on Friday for failing to filter out "immoral and indecent" content, another blow to the social media app that has come under increasing scrutiny as its popularity has surged across the globe.
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Demand In Rajya Sabha To Regulate Fake News, Indecent Language
A demand to frame a law to regulate fake news and indecent language on social media platforms such as Twitter and Facebook was made in the Rajya Sabha Tuesday.
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Xiaomi Dismisses Head of Africa Arm for Violating Chinese Decency Law
Xiaomi confirmed on Friday that it had dismissed the head of its Africa division for violating a Chinese law pertaining to indecent public behaviour.
-
China Amends Law to Make Male Rape a Crime
The sexual assault on men is now a crime after China effected an amendment to the criminal law. Indecent or sexual assault on others, men or women, now carries a minimum sentence of five years in prison.
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Abhay Deol Slams Mumbai Hotel Raids in Facebook Post on Sex
"But booking young kids for a crime they didn't commit, physically and mentally abusing them publicly? To me it looks more like it was the police that was guilty of 'public indecency'. All this because they were young adults having sex. How liberated can you be!? They must be punished. By any law out there," writes Abhay in his post
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Trouser-wearing scribe spared flogging in Sudan
A Sudanese judge convicted a woman journalist on Monday for violating the public indecency law by wearing trousers outdoors.
