Even though PornHub has been found to have hosted images of trafficking victims, abused missing children, gang rape and torture, society is unwilling to recognise, let alone confront, the harms caused by porn, writes JO BARTOSCH

JOSEPHINE BARTOSCH reports on a unique pottery exhibition which challenges the myths surrounding female prostitution

It’s welcome that JK Rowling has spoken out in defence of Maya Forstater, who lost her job for believing that biological sex is real – but when will political leaders speak out too, asks JO BARTOSCH

The scrapping of planned laws for age-verification for online porn is a blow for child protection, writes JO BARTOSCH

A number of councils have produced suspect sex and relationships guidance aimed at children and young people, which fails to draw attention to the widespread harms of pornography. JO BARTOSCH reports

HELEN STEEL talks to Jo Bartosch about the violence and threats she’s received from supposed leftwingers for attempting to discuss the issues of sex and gender

JO BARTOSCH talks to two activists who are facing a major battle in taking on the sex industry – against the grain of both their government and mainstream opposition movements

Jo Bartosch speaks to NAYOUNG KIM about how South Korean women have lit a fire of feminist activism by rejecting the confining ‘corset’ of sex role stereotypes

Like the royal family, wedding ceremonies reflect backward and patriarchal power dynamics that should be consigned to history, writes JO BARTOSCH

Workplace misogyny and belittling of women is rife, but liberal notions of ‘leaning in’ do little to help, says JO BARTOSCH

Many feminists and political activists feel they are being shut down for attempting to discuss gender issues, writes JO BARTOSCH