想借这串问一下，本来想说写篇英文文章发到Reddit之类的论坛看能不能闹更大一点（？） 结果写完了想到自己其实也不常混欧美论坛不太懂那边生态，所以不知道到底该发去哪里才 好XDD 有版友能给点建议吗？ 附上写好的文章 Taiwanese people's freedom of reading/watching virtual works is threatened The government of Taiwan (R.O.C.) is planning on releasing a new policy. To expl ain it, people who own, create, or spread virtual artworks might be subject to d isproportionately harsh penalties (up to seven-year sentence) if the government subjectively considers the art works to be inappropriate content, particularly t hose depicting child pornography. The government claims that it is to decrease t he rate for child prostitution to happen; however, the policy is completely ridi culous in my opinion for the reasons below. First and foremost, there is no clue that virtual artworks are connected to actu al child prostitution. In fact, refer to the study carried out by the experts at Sexologisk Klinik(*), virtual child pornography does not lead to real child pro stitution. There is also a substantial body of research showing that violence is not related to violent video games. Based on the facts, I believe there is a hi gher chance that virtual artworks are not responsible for any real world crimes, including child prostitution. For instance, Japan has the lowest reported rates of sexual assault and child prostitution despite having a thriving virtual porn industry, including virtual child pornography. Engagement with virtual artworks may satisfy certain desires, potentially reducing the likelihood of harmful beh aviors towards real individuals. Overall, it seems to me that virtual artworks d o not result in real child prostitution. Given this point, declaring owning virt ual artworks a crime would be absolutely inadequate. Secondly, there are no REAL children being abused just because someone owns or c reates virtual artworks, as long as the artworks are totally fictions. On the ot her hand, the freedom of the owner or the creator would be severely harmed. Once the law is implemented, rather than real criminals, individuals without crimina l intent are punished. This is clearly beyond the scope of government authority. Actually, perpetrators of child prostitution in Taiwan always tend to be given lenient sentences (usually lower than four-year sentences), which incites great anger among our citizens. I suppose it would be a better idea for the government to deal with real-world child prostitutes rather than banning virtual artworks that are not proven to be related. Finally, whether the art works comply with the standard is totally decided by th e government, regardless of the background or the character set of the works. Wi thout any criteria, the policy will undoubtedly become the tool for the governme nt to control the freedom of speech. For example, if an active user on a forum o pposes an inappropriate policy the government wants to promulgate, which upsets the government, then the government would be able to sue the user because the us er has posted a picture of a child, which does not even have to be erotic in pub lic view. This will gradually silence all the opinions against the government, a nd severely undermine freedom of speech in the long term. Despite all of the unjustified aspects of the policy, the government will still hold a meeting to impose stricter regulations on virtual artworks on 21st, March . Moreover, the whole meeting would be held privately, making all of us afraid t hat the meeting will be rigged. That is why I write down and post this article. I hope that we can supervise the government together, preventing it from going f urther on the road of dictatorship. Here are some of the Taiwanese people’s responses to this incident. ACGN creator's rights promotion association: https://www.facebook.com/ACGNCRPA/? paipv=0&eav=AfbiMYSvAHueldor5H6Vbpu0kHv3Dn5gimkLEjGKmL9i1LNGBTR4UpBiTUcVzTbYvVk& _rdr ACGN creator’s issues forum: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cuqokjptclQ&t=2s&a b_channel=%E5%8B%95%E6%BC%AB%E5%B7%A5%E6%9C%83 * refer to https://cbldf.org/2012/07/danish-report-discredits-link-between-cart oons-and-child-sex-abuse/ --

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