Tag Archives: sexual autonomy
Ethics, sexuality, and dementia in long-term care
Alisa Grigorovich and Pia Kontos suggest that long-term care residents with dementia can benefit from leisure and social activities that are supportive of sexual expression and the formation of intimate and romantic relationships.
The Strangely Sexless Sex Work Decision
Marcus McCann explains why Canada’s landmark sex-work ruling, while laudable, has little to say about sexual autonomy.
Impact Ethics 