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Some men are filming 'consent videos' before and after sex — but do they stand up in court?

4 May 2025
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Some men are filming 'consent videos' before and after sex — but do they stand up in court?
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Consent Videos and Legal Implications

In the aftermath of the #MeToo movement, some men have begun filming videos that appear to document women’s consent to sexual activity, a practice highlighted during the trial of ex-junior hockey players in London, Ontario. Despite this trend, experts suggest that these “consent videos” may lack legal validity and not provide the intended protection or clarity regarding consent. This ongoing discussion reflects broader societal concerns about sexual consent and the complexities introduced by modern technology in legal contexts.

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