Sexual Freedom Coalition

What we do
The Sexual Freedom Coalition brings together all the groups campaigning for sexual freedom, to form a united force. We also campaign ourselves when we feel this is necessary, and speak out for sexual freedom at every opportunity. We actively challenge the Home Office, governments, religion, police and press for the sexual freedom of all consenting adults.
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Erotic Awards Charity Night - Cunning StuntsVenue: Cable, 33A Bermondsey St.,London Bridge, London SE1 2EG
Wednesday 3rd February 7-11pm
Striptease Artists, Performance Artists, Porn Artists and Special Guest Appearances.
Tickets £50 including welcome canapés, bubbly and sit-down dinner
Tables bookable on 0707 499 0808 /
and www.erotic-awards.co.uk

Raising funds for the Outsiders Trust, Charity Nos 283350 & SC03830
where disabled people find partners.
www.outsiders.org.uk.

From Dr Tuppy Owens

Best wishes to all SFC supporters for a sexy and more politically triumphant 2010 than we’ve been seeing in recent years. Although the SFC has done little obvious campaigning of our own in recent years, we do help to coordinate and support other campaigns. One 2009 triumph was the SHADA conference at the Royal Society of Medicine with performances by sex workers on stage, covered in The Times. See www.shada.org.uk. Please also look at the Erotic Awards site www.erotic-awards.co.uk which awards the pioneers, campaigners, academics and politicians who are fighting on our behalf for sexual freedom. The 2010 Awards will be no exception. Support us at Cunning Stunts, an uncensored cabaret on 3rd February. See here:- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1kw4qxdy5Gw

From Peter Tatchell

Happy New Year 2010. Wishing you a Pink, Green and Red New Year. Wishing the world equality, peace, liberty and justice.

Huge thanks for your support in 2009. It is treasured.

From many small streams, a mighty river flows. We are the small streams that can make a mighty river for human liberation.

To catch up with my campaigns, see here: www.petertatchell.net

If you are willing and able to make a donation towards my human rights work in 2010, see here: http://www.tatchellrightsfund.org/donations.htm

Professor Stephen Guest discusses how the new offence of “possessing extreme pornography” threatens freedom of thought, in a free talk at UCL.
University College London (Darwin Lecture Theatre), Gower Street, London WC1
08 December 2009, 1:15pm

A new TLC and Sexual Freedom Coalition Campaign is being launched to lobby local social services to change their policies on sex workers, to give disabled people rights to pay for sex.

Saturday 21st November 12 noon to 2pm
Hyde Park, London

Protest organised by the One Law fo All Group (http://onelawforall.org.uk) which is run by the Iranian dissident Maryam Namazie

Sexual Freedom Coalition banner available for supporters to carry. Please get in touch.

Jacqui Smith's husband's porn shame
Jacqui Smith, Home Secretary responsible for banning extreme pornography and now trying to ban the buying of sex, plus more clamp-downs on brothels and kerb crawling, using dodgy stats and lies fed to her by the fundamentalist feminists, has now been exposed as someone who actually enjoys porn herself.

We are running a competition for the best guess at the titles of the two films her husband ordered with tax payer’s money. You have our permission to be as brutal as you like. The winner will receive three free tickets to the next Night of the Senses, Easter 2010.

The ten best will be displayed on this site, where you can be anonymous or not.

Send your two titles to mail@sfc.org.uk.

Email response from Jane Scoular, Reader In Law, to the Home Office on plans to introduce legislation restricting prostitution in Scotland.

Two new bills in the Scottish parliament threaten sexual freedom North of the border.

Should our priority be to give migrant women in the sex industry more control over their own lives, or to stop the traffic?

Is this the beginning of legal brothels in the UK? See article on the Guardian website:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/society/2009/feb/19/soho-brothel-reopens