The battle over mandatory condom usage in LA (see my previous post here) has taken another step, as the Joe.My.God blog explains. The AIDS Healthcare Foundation has launched a petition drive for a ballot measure that would require condom usage in all porn produced in Los Angeles County. The AHF must collect 200,000 signatures by June 5th in order for the item to appear on the November ballot in Los Angeles County. This is an additional ballot measure to that which city officials have already gone to court over in a bid to block.
The AIDS Healthcare Foundation called on Los Angeles County officials to mandate that adult films follow the same health department permit process required of bathhouses, sex clubs, and tattoo and message parlours. Under the county initiative, adult film producers would file health permits and pay a fee set by the health department that would pay for inspections and enforcement. If passed, the measure would allow the county to collect a $1,000 fine from adult film producers who do not have a valid health permit. In addition, the county could use nurses to provide spot checks on film sets.
Read more on this latest proposed measure here and in the LA Times here. This is shaping up to be a key socio-legal battle of 2012.
Thursday, 5 January 2012
LA Bareback Ban Campaign Launches
Posted by Chris Ashford on 08:00 in barebacking California expression HIV/AIDS Law Pornography Sex | Comments : 0
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