Pornographic Videos Research Articles

Perlindungan Hukum terhadap Korban Penyebaran Video Porno di Social Mendia “Telegram”

The spread of pornographic content on social media, including Telegram, has become an increasingly urgent issue that needs to be addressed legally.this research aims to explore the legal framework that can protect victims from the distribution of pornographic videos on the Telegram platform the research methods used are document analysis and case studies to understand the implementation of relevant laws in this context.research findings show that legal protection for victims of spreading pornographic videos on Telegram is still limited and requires more attention from the authorities.the implication of this research is the need for improved policies and more effective law enforcement to protect victims and prevent the spread of pornographic content on social media.

Psikoedukasi Pencegahan Adiksi Pornografi Bagi Anak dan Remaja

The increasing cases of pornography addiction in children and adolescents have become a serious problem that threatens mental health and social development. Thus, psychoeducation is very important. The negative impacts that arise are brain and physical damage that will be damaged gradually. This community service activity aims to help prevent and handle the dangers of pornography addiction through psychoeducation. Psychoeducation is one of the interventions that can be given to students for children and adolescents so that they are not exposed to and do not access pornographic videos, or at least can reduce the level of addiction for children and adolescents who are already addicted to pornography. sychoeducation in this case will be carried out through methods of target audience identification, needs analysis, development of psychoeducational materials, program implementation, and evaluation. This psychoeducation will be conducted for children and adolescents in Bugangan Sub Disctrict, Semarang City. The results of this community service activity show a significant success in increasing understanding and awareness about the dangers of pornography addiction among children and adolescents.

Pornographic video detection based on semantic and image enhancement

Abstract Pornographic video detection is of significant importance in curbing the proliferation of pornographic information on online video platforms. However, existing works often employ generic frame extraction methods that ignore the low-latency requirements of detection scenarios and the characteristics of pornographic videos. Additionally, existing detection methods have difficulties in detail characterization and semantic understanding, resulting in low accuracy. Therefore, this paper proposes an efficient pornographic video detection framework based on semantic and image enhancement. Firstly, a keyframe extraction method tailored for pornographic video detection is proposed to select representative frames. Secondly, a light enhancement method is introduced to facilitate accurate capture of pornographic visual cues. Moreover, a compression-reconstruction network is employed to eliminate adversarial perturbations, enabling models to obtain reliable features. Subsequently, YOLOv5 is introduced to locate and crop human targets in keyframes, reducing background interference and enhancing the expression of human semantic information. Finally, MobileNetV3 is employed to determine if the human targets contain pornographic content. The proposed framework is validated on the publicly available NPDI dataset, achieving an accuracy of 95.9%, surpassing existing baseline methods.

Wrestling with the deepfakes: Detection and beyond

Wrestling with the deepfakes: Detection and beyond Siwei Lyu, SUNY Empire Innovation Professor from the University at Buffalo, State University of New York, delves into detection and beyond in the realm of DeepFakes, starting with a look at what they are. Since 2017, the term “DeepFake” has become widely known, often appearing in news and media. It combines “deep learning” (a type of artificial intelligence [AI] model) and “fake” to describe synthetic media – like text, audio, images, and videos – created with advanced AI technologies. The concept gained notoriety when a Reddit user began sharing AI-generated pornographic videos that superimposed celebrity faces onto other figures.

Deviance Of Young People In The Era Of Modernization

Young people often find deviant behavior. Deviant behavior is the result of an imperfect socialization process. The most vulnerable groups in the process of deviant behavior are young people. This can be overcome if the function of the family goes well, because the family is a function of socialization for family members, especially children, because the first time a child is born is in the family which is the first and main institution. In accordance with the problems stated earlier, the focus of the research is emphasized to determine the form of deviant behavior among young people in the era of modernization and what is the role of parents in overcoming it. Data collection techniques and data processing in descriptive qualitative research can be carried out in various forms, namely through observations, interviews and documentation. The conclusions of the research results show that: 1) Parental functioning is very influential, because most young people do deviant behavior, namely children who do not receive full attention and affection from their parents, 2) Forms of deviant behavior among young people exist as young people written in the theoretical concept, there are three forms of deviant behavior, namely: a) non-conforming actions: such as going out of the house without saying goodbye, coming home late, smoking, etc .; b) Anti-social or asocial acts such as wild blapan, drinking; and c) Criminal acts such as reading and watching pornographic videos, extramarital sex, narcotics. 3) The factor of cultural shifts and individualistic attitudes also has an influence, this is reflected because people are starting to abandon behaviors and cultures that reflect solidarity and mutual cooperation.

Web Framework Content Based Filtering for Picture Sharing

Information technology has greatly impacted the multimedia industry, particularly in the areas of video and audio content. There are various applications available for managing individual videos and converting them into formats suitable for online sharing. With the widespread use of mobile phones and computers, capturing and storing pictures and videos has become a common practice. These files can be easily shared on different networks, including popular platforms like Facebook, YouTube, and WhatsApp. The rise of web 2.0 has led to an increase in file sharing, including explicit content, as uploads are often not properly filtered. Social media platforms play a significant role in facilitating real-time video sharing, but they also host unwanted content such as violent and pornographic videos. This research aims to develop a web framework application that filters images and videos before they are uploaded to interconnected networks, ensuring that unwanted content is detected and flagged. Users will not be blocked from sharing content, but the system will help identify and address inappropriate material. Keywords: Picture Sharing, Web Framework, Content-Based Filtering, Online Security . CISDI Journal Reference Format Ehigiator Egho-Promise & Mensah Sitti (2024 Web Framework Content Based Filtering for Picture Sharing. Computing, Information Systems, Development Informatics & Allied Research Journal. Vol 15 No 1, Pp 29--46. dx.doi.org/10.22624/AIMS/CISDI/V15N1P3. Available online at www.isteams.net/cisdijournal

PENGARUH SMALL GROUP DISCUSSION TERHADAP TINGKAT PENGETAHUAN TENTANG TIGA MASALAH KESEHATAN REPRODUKSI REMAJA

PENGARUH SMALL GROUP DISCUSSION TERHADAP TINGKAT PENGETAHUAN TENTANG TIGA MASALAH KESEHATAN REPRODUKSI REMAJA

Upaya Penanggulangan Penyebaran Konten Pornografi di Media Sosial

This research aims to determine efforts to overcome the spread of pornographic content on social media. This research is empirical research because it places primary data in the community as the main data that will be analyzed qualitatively. The research results show that efforts to overcome the spread of pornographic content on social media are carried out by providing guidance and counseling regarding the dangers and sanctions for spreading pornography in society, especially for students; Conduct dialogue both directly and via radio and other mass media. Apart from that, dialogue is also carried out with the wider community through community-based field activities, such as programs held for the community by the police, for example when the police are asked to provide a welcome and guidance to the community when there is an agenda in the sub-district and village; Carry out raid operations and process legally, namely the police, especially the Bone Bolango Police, carry out raids and operations at entertainment venues, hotels and accommodation, especially in boarding houses which may be used as immoral places. If found, the police will summon immoral perpetrators, including those who make pornographic videos and take legal action; and Providing protection for victims, by first receiving complaint reports, then collaborating with related parties to fulfill the victims' rights.

‘If It’s All an Act, Then What’s the Point?’: Men’s and Women’s Views on Authenticity in Pornographic Videos

Sociological research has demonstrated a keen interest in authenticity by different audiences in a wide variety of social domains. The current study joins recent efforts by both sociologists and pornography scholars to empirically investigate the meaning and importance of authenticity for pornography viewers. It relies on in-depth interviews with 302 regular pornography viewers from a wide range of countries, cultural backgrounds, ethnicities and sexual identities. Findings show that most viewers ascribe significant importance to watching sexual acts that they perceive as authentic, although a significant minority does not find authenticity to be very important. I discuss the implications of these findings to sociological theory and research in fields such as the sociology of culture, the sociology of emotions and the sociology of consumption, reflecting on the challenges that demands for authenticity in pornography pose to feminist ethics.

Tinjauan Kriminologi Perkara Tindak Pidana Penyebaran Video Porno Melalui Media Sosial

ABSTRACT. The Criminological Review of the Crime of Pornography Through Social Media Applications is based on the large amount of pornographic content that is widely spread on social media applications and the public's lack of understanding about the criminal act of pornography itself. The crime of pornography is regulated in Law No. 44 of 2008 concerning pornography, generally stated in article 4 paragraphs (1) and (2). Law Number 19 of 2016 concerning amendments to Law Number 11 of 2008 concerning Information and Electronic Transactions. The problem formulation of this research is what are the factors that cause perpetrators to commit the criminal act of distributing pornographic videos via social media and what are the crime prevention efforts against the criminal act of distributing pornographic videos via social media. Using criminal law policy theory and the theory of the causes of crime (criminology). The research method used in this research is the juridical-normative method, namely by examining statutory regulations, legal theories, legal principles, and relevant legal doctrines to answer the legal problems being researched. The results of this research conclude that the factors causing the perpetrators to commit the criminal act of distributing pornographic videos via social media, namely the main motive of the perpetrators, the lack of legal awareness of the perpetrators, and the ease of use of social media. Responding to the existing phenomenon requires legal firmness, especially from officials who act in law enforcement as well as the important role of all levels of society to be aware of the dangers of pornographic content and to be more concerned about the surrounding environment. In tackling the criminal act of distributing pornographic videos via social media, this can be done by protecting victims, monitoring content on social media, counseling and education, as well as strict law enforcement.

Legal Review Of Liability From Deepfake Artificial Intelligence That Contains Pornography

This article seeks to determine who is responsible for the widespread use of deepfake AI to create pornographic content and how Indonesian law governs it. Deepfakes, a subfield of artificial intelligence, can manipulate visual media by superimposing facial features on the bodies of others, creating misleading videos. Deepfakes were first used in movies and then in gadgets. However, deepfakes have been used to make explicit pornographic videos. This research is normative law-based. This study found that Indonesia has no specific legislation on artificial intelligence technology, except for Law Number 19 of 2016, which amends Law Number 11 of 2008 on Electronic Information and Transactions. Number 44 of 2008 on Pornography prohibits pornographic content creation and provides criminal penalties to hold offenders accountable. In Government Regulation (PP) Number 71 of 2019, which regulates electronic systems and transactions, pornographic platform providers cannot use deepfake technology.

Legal Review Of Liability From Deepfake Artificial Intelligence That Contains Pornography

This article seeks to determine who is responsible for the widespread use of deepfake AI to create pornographic content and how Indonesian law governs it. Deepfakes, a subfield of artificial intelligence, can manipulate visual media by superimposing facial features on the bodies of others, creating misleading videos. Deepfakes were first used in movies and then in gadgets. However, deepfakes have been used to make explicit pornographic videos. This research is normative law-based. This study found that Indonesia has no specific legislation on artificial intelligence technology, except for Law Number 19 of 2016, which amends Law Number 11 of 2008 on Electronic Information and Transactions. Number 44 of 2008 on Pornography prohibits pornographic content creation and provides criminal penalties to hold offenders accountable. In Government Regulation (PP) Number 71 of 2019, which regulates electronic systems and transactions, pornographic platform providers cannot use deepfake technology.

“As Long as It’s Not on the Face”: Pornography Viewers Discuss Male Ejaculation Perceptions and Preferences

Feminist scholars have suggested that male ejaculations in pornographic videos, particularly ejaculations on a sexual partner’s face or in their mouth, are often used to symbolically debase and humiliate women. However, no previous study has asked pornography viewers about their perceptions and preferences regarding male ejaculation. In this article, I investigate these perceptions and preferences using a large sample of more than 300 pornography viewers representing diverse demographics and cultural backgrounds. I find that most viewers either did not care about the male ejaculation or its placement or preferred for it to be in the female partner’s vagina. In contrast to common assumptions found in the literature, very few viewers expressed a preference for ejaculation on a woman’s face or in her mouth and many of them found such practices disturbing.

What Sex Workers Do: Associations Between the Exchange of Sexual Services for Payment and Sexual Activities

This study investigates people’s associations between the exchange of sexual services for payment and different sexual activities. Sex work entails a range of activities, from in person services to online performances. To date, no study has asked about the activities individuals associate with the exchange of sexual services for payment. The relationship between the exchange of sexual services for payment and specific activities is an important area for inquiry, as there exists considerable variance in people’s views on sex work and associations are impacted by a range of attitudes. Using an original survey involving a substantial sample size of adults in the U.S. (n = 1,034), respondents are asked their level of association between the exchange of sexual services for payment and seven activities: pornographic photos, pornographic videos, webcamming, erotic dancing, erotic massages, oral sex, and sexual intercourse. The results reveal that respondents are more likely to associate the exchange of sexual services for payment with activities requiring in person and physical contact between sex workers and clients than non-physical activities. In addition, we find that conservatives are more likely to associate the exchange of sexual services for payment with non-physical activities than liberals. Moreover, we find that people who view the exchange of sexual services for payment as acceptable are more likely to recognize a broader range of activities as associated with such exchanges than are those who hold more negative attitudes. Views on acceptability are more important than are previous experiences of paying for sexual services. Our findings offer valuable insights for policymakers, researchers, and advocates seeking a comprehensive grasp of the complexities surrounding sex work in contemporary society.

WHAT CONSTITUTES INDECENT ASSAULT? S v Kock 2003 2 SACR 5 (SCA)

The relevant facts in this case are that K, the appellant, a 27-year-old music teacher was arrested on 18 January 2002 and, pending further investigation, was placed in detention. He had been suspected of having committed acts of indecent assault on boys under the age of 16 years. The magistrate refused an application for his release on bail. After unsuccessfuly appealing to the Johannesburg High Court, K, with leave of the court a quo, successfully appealed to the Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA).
 Indecent assault on a person under the age of 16 years is included in Schedule 5. The State failed to present evidence of the arrest of K on specific charges and no formal charge-sheet which contained relevant detailed information on the charges had been drawn up. Furthermore, the State refused K's legal representative access to the docket. The reason provided for this refusal being that it would prejudice the continuing investigation. In his judgment on behalf of the court, Heher AJA observed that the State should have presented evidence in justification of its reliance on section 60(11)(b). This could have been done by the production of a certificate in terms of section 60(11A)(c). Notwithstanding the fact that Heher AJA did not rule out the possibility that the High Court in Prokureur-Generaal, Vrystaat v Ramokhosi (1997 1 SACR 127 (O) 156) might have been correct in finding that section 60(11) is only applicable if the detainee is accused of “'n definitiewe, omlynde en verstaanbare misdaad”, he assumed that “the State had done enough to bring the matter within the terms of the section”.According to the (second- or third-hand) information placed before the court it would appear that the acts complained of by the state witness boiled down to “grooming” which comprises “acts designed to prepare participants for a more adventurous stage of sexual exploration”. This includes the showing of pornographic videos, indulging in suggestive games with boys, non-erotic massaging of the bodies of the boys with oil or cream and sharing a bed with them at night (10). In her judgment the magistrate proceeded from the following definition of indecent assault:“Indecent assault is not only an offence where the accused has to touch the private parts of the children or otherwise but also any immoral or indecent act which is in its nature or circumstances indecent or immoral” (quotation and emphasis by Heher AJA (10)).

Factors Affecting the Sexual Behavior of Korean University Students.

Recent incidents in Room n, sexual harassment by social leaders, and the #MeToo movement showed Korea's immature and distorted sexual culture. This cross-sectional descriptive study investigated the factors affecting the sexual behavior of Korean university students. The participants comprised 258 university students from S and C. The data collection period was from 29 November 2021 to 3 December 2021, and an online survey was conducted on sexual behavior, sexual attitudes, and subject characteristics. The collected data were analyzed using PASW Statistics 25.0. The average age of the participants was 21.38 ± 1.62 years old; the average age when they first watched a pornographic video on YouTube was 14.25 ± 2.55 years old. Sexual behavior was statistically significantly higher for men over 21 and under 14 when they first watched a pornographic video. As the age of the subjects increased, the younger the age of viewing pornographic videos and the thumbnail viewing path of the pornographic videos affected sexual behavior, with an explanatory power of 11.0% (F = 6.27, p < 0.001). Higher sexual attitudes in the communion and permissiveness domains showed greater influence on sexual behavior; the explanatory power was 24.0% (F = 10.02, p < 0.001). Korean university students must be educated on sex early to develop correct sexual attitudes and engage in correct and responsible sexual behaviors in their youth.

Mental Health with Gender Differences in Internet Pornography-Viewing-Disorder (IPD): Analysis in Educational Guidance and Counseling

With rapid technological advances, users worldwide have access to various data and content on the internet, including pornographic content. The availability of pornographic videos on the internet harms the morale and image of adolescents and adults of both sexes. This study aims to determine the gender-specific relationship between pornography motivation, sexual arousal, and sexual satisfaction with Internet Pornography-Viewing-Disorder (IPD). This type of research is quantitative. Convenience sampling was used in conducting the approach, and 202 participants filled out the distributed Google forms. The respondents of this study were online pornography users from Malaysia and Indonesia. Data was collected using an online questionnaire through social networking sites such as Twitter, Instagram, Facebook and Whatsapp. Data were analyzed using quantitative descriptive data analysis. This involves processing and presenting data in descriptive statistics such as frequency, percentage, mean, and standard deviation. This study provides an essential understanding of the role of sexual arousal and the desire to experience pleasure in viewing online pornography. The research results show that these factors have a significant influence as a motivator for individuals who engage in these behaviours. More specifically, these findings suggest that men are more driven by sexual arousal and the desire to seek pleasure when accessing online pornography. The implications of this finding are very relevant in educational guidance and counselling. In seeking to help individuals who engage in online pornographic behaviour, counsellors and educators must understand that sexual arousal and the desire to experience pleasure can act as powerful motivators. In counselling, it is necessary to consider how these factors can influence individual behaviour and psychological health.

“There is No One Way to Be Transgender and to Live Sex”: Transgender and Non-Binary Individuals’ Experiences with Pornography

ABSTRACT Transgender or non-binary (TGNB) people are often present as protagonists of pornographic material. This study is the first to consider TGNB people as critical consumers of sexually explicit material. The sample included 212 self-identified TGNB individuals: 47.2% trans man/transmasculine, 15.6% trans woman/transfeminine and 37.3% non-binary. The online questionnaire consisted of a sociodemographic data collection, multiple-choice questions about preferences and habits concerning pornography, and open-ended questions about the sensations experienced when watching pornography, opinions on the representation of TGNB people in pornography, and their experience in watching pornographic videos with cisgender or TGNB protagonists. The answers were analyzed using the qualitative method of thematic analysis. We identified four themes that appeared across the responses: 1) heteronormativity and cisnormativity in pornography: the need for deconstructing the current cis-het-patriarchial normative and binary system, which dominates pornography except for the ethical porn industry, 2) cisgender pornography compared to TGNB pornography, 3) pleasurable sensations (e.g., identification and empowerment) associated with TGNB pornography, and 4) negative sensations (e.g., objectification and dysphoria) associated with TGNB pornography. Results are discussed in light of the objectification framework and the minority stress model.

Criminal Liability Of Disseminator’s Pornographic Content On Social Media

Social media platforms have facilitated unprecedented access to and dissemination of various content, including material that violates societal norms, such as cyberporn, which falls under the realm of cybercrime. The objective of this research is two-fold: (1) to analyze the role of criminal law in addressing cases involving the distribution of pornographic content in terms of both substance and procedure and (2) to determine whether the individuals responsible for spreading such content can be held accountable for their actions. The author employs a normative legal research methodology, primarily relying on library research to explore relevant data, literature, and legal provisions pertaining to the raised legal issues. The results of this study indicate that criminal law plays a crucial role in assessing the dissemination of pornographic content as an offense, aligning with the provisions outlined in Law Number 44 of 2008 concerning Pornography. Additionally, the act of distributing pornographic content via platforms like WhatsApp and Line is deemed a violation of Law Number 11 of 2008 concerning Electronic Information and Transactions, which entails corresponding legal sanctions. Formally, this entails an expansion in the scope and types of admissible evidence beyond what is stipulated in Article 184 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, as well as modifications in the examination process. Regarding the perpetrator involved in the case of JA, who spread pornographic content on social media, they can indeed be held accountable. The perpetrator exhibited an intent to seek revenge against the victim through the dissemination of the pornographic video, thereby meeting the necessary criteria for legal responsibility.

Pengaruh Peredaran Video Porno Terhadap Anak di Masyarakat (Tinjauan Kriminologi)

This study aims to determine the effect of the circulation of pornographic videos on children in society based on criminological reviews. This research uses a sociological juridical approach, namely discussions based on applicable laws and regulations and associated with legal theory and by looking at the reality that occurs in society. To collect the necessary data, library research techniques are used in analyzing the influence of the circulation of pornographic videos on children in the community and using a statutory approach (statute approach). This approach is to review laws and regulations related to the problems analyzed. Data obtained or successfully collected during the research process, both primary and secondary data, are analyzed qualitatively and then presented descriptively, namely explaining, describing, and describing in accordance with problems that are closely related to research. Based on the results of the study, it was found that the process of spreading pornographic videos in the community circulated along with the rapid development of technology. The majority of pornographic videos circulate through handtrees and are watched by children. The impact of the spread of pornographic videos on children is enormous. This causes damage to the child's morals and mindset