Bonnie Blue

Bonnie Blue Arrested in Bali: Faces Prison Time for Morality Law Violations

In Bali, Indonesia, British sex worker Bonnie Blue, along with 14 men, has been arrested following a police raid. The arrests, stemming from alleged creation of X-rated material, occurred due to Indonesia’s strict morality laws. While most of the arrested men have been released, one Australian and two British men remain in custody. This incident follows Blue’s previous ban from Australia, and an OnlyFans ban, due to provocative content and plans to film explicit material.

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UK Pornography Taskforce Plans “Barely Legal” Porn Ban Amid Censorship Concerns

A new pornography taskforce plans to propose legislation this autumn targeting “barely legal” content, prompted by the Channel 4 documentary, “1000 Men and Me: The Bonnie Blue Story.” The documentary, which follows performer Bonnie Blue, has faced criticism for potentially glamorizing extreme pornography and failing to adequately challenge her assertions of harmlessness. The proposed legislation, spearheaded by Baroness Gabby Bertin, aims to address the regulatory gap where harmful pornography, like adults role-playing as children, is not prohibited online. The film is also being reviewed by Ofcom, with the potential of an investigation.

John Q. Hosedrinker Aug 3, 2025

Bonnie Blue

Bonnie Blue Arrested in Bali: Faces Prison Time for Morality Law Violations

UK Pornography Taskforce Plans “Barely Legal” Porn Ban Amid Censorship Concerns

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