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Is Sexual Choking Legal?

In all but four U.S. States, consent is not a defense to choking someone. The other States and Territories regulate “strangulation” and “suffocation” differently under their Assault, Sexual Assault, and Domestic Violence laws. To “strangle” generally means intentionally impeding the normal breathing or circulation of the blood of someone by …

Best Practices for Consent to Kink

NCSF’s Consent Counts program has updated our Best Practices for Consent to Kink. This 10-point list starts with: 1. All activities must receive prior consent explicitly by verbal or written agreement rather than through gestures, body language or past behavior. The objective of Consent Counts is to decriminalize sexual conduct …