Being more serious though, this shouldn't come as much of a surprise to anyone. The porn industry is well known for being extremely shady if not an outright bad actor. The entire sex "work" industry is hugely problematic.
That's not what it says, though I admit French isn't my first language. It's saying that "Moroccan" was one of the main terms used to search for violent videos. That means, they identified certain videos as abusive and then looked at which terms users used to find them, and Moroccan was one of the top results. Violent videos are defined as depicating non-simulated harm.
The part that amazes me, though, is that they don't seem to believe that the person being called "whore" or "salope" or whatever can have consented to such "violence." On the one hand, if we believe the offense being committed isn't against the performer herself but against women in general, it makes some sense. On the other hand---wtf?
This is consistent with French law, where one can not legally consent to this kind of abuse.
Only puritanical bureaucrats could turn sex into safe, bubble-wrapped boredom.
true, but the point is (supposedly) that the actresses are coerced into and harmed by it.
this is clearly not unrealistic, but the proportion of the problem remains elusive as you'd have to ask a lot of them very detailed and thought out questions to get any significant result.