Gay Adult Content Creators Defend Their Work to Parliament
A French bill proposes regulating online sex work. Gay content creators, including Fabio Stallion, demand direct parliamentary hearing.
France is debating a new bill in Parliament. It aims to restrict online sex work significantly. Gay adult content creators are directly affected.
Fabio Stallion creates gay pornographic videos. He publishes them online as his true passion. He opposes politicians legislating without hearing affected workers.
"Stop speaking for us," he declares firmly. "Parliament must listen to us directly." Many adult creators share his concerns completely.
These online sex workers emphasize their work is legal. They pay taxes and respect current laws. They believe the proposed law is stigmatizing and unfair.
The LGBTQ+ community is particularly impacted by this debate. Gay pornography provides visibility and expression space. It allows many gay men to earn independent income.
Creators demand official parliamentary consultation immediately. They want explaining their daily reality thoroughly. They also highlight safety measures they already apply.
The bill continues its legislative process currently. Content creators remain mobilized and active. They refuse silence in debates directly concerning them.
Magazine Têtu, specializing in LGBTQ+ news, amplified their voices. Their message is crystal clear: they love their work and deserve defending it.