Section J

  • Source: https://www.apc.org/en/news/section-j-footnotes-headlines

    By Flavia Fascendini for APCNews

    PERGAMINO, Argentina, 20 March 2015

    “In a time when there are 200 million fewer women with access to the internet, where women’s rights activists and advocates are rarely present to disrupt discussions at internet governance and policy spaces and where 98% of sexual rights activists say the internet is crucial to their work, with 51% of them facing violence and intimidation online, how would a feminist internet look like?” This was the concluding remark made by APC’s Jac sm Kee to the “Intergenerational dialogue” panel at the 59th session of the Commission on the Status of Women (CSW 59) in New York.

  • by Sylvia Estrada Claudio

    If anyone is still to be convinced that Philippine culture is sexist and that a whole lot of men out there think it's okay to be sexually violent to women, then look at what these people have come up with

    GuyEstradaClaudioI can hardly look at the compilation of memes a friend sent me. I do not even know whether I shall write about this because it would only call attention to the memes.

    They aren't very scandalous actually. They are just in very bad taste. In any case, I trust the mature reader to decide not to bother to look them up (a good option) or if they wish to do so, look them up without passing them on. I tried to find them myself, but only to find out more about the scumbags who post them.

  • by Annabs Sanchez

    Cybersex: The Virtual is Political

    Photo via StudioFOW

    Right now, I just finished reading an article on video game porn about a genre called non-con.

    Non-con is an innocuous term that's short for non-consent, which is a despicable semantic play on the word rape.