A Dutch man was convicted of removing his condom without his partner’s consent, an act known as “stealthing,” in the Netherlands’ first trial of its kind. The Netherlands has no specific law against ...

The 28-year-old assailant, Khaldoun F., found himself in Dordrecht District Court after he was accused of secretly removing his condom during sex with a woman last summer, the NL Times reported. The ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. what is stealthing Stealthing, or non-consensual removal of a condom or barrier-method during sex in secret, is becoming more of a ...

A new research paper sheds light on the disturbing practice of "stealthing" — the intentional removal of a condom during sex without a partner's consent. The paper, written by Alexandra Brodsky and ...

Stealthing is when a man purposely removes or damages a condom during sexual contact without telling his partner. Though there are some differences in how people define stealthing, the American ...

Many women have found themselves in the unfortunate position of listening to a man with whom they were not in a committed relationship with explain why sex without a condom “feels so much better.” ...

A study from the Columbia Journal of Gender and Law explores "stealthing," when a man purposefully removes a condom during sex without consent. It's a practice that's disturbing, violating, and ...

Get unlimited access to ad-free articles and exclusive content. That is the gist of new legislation proposed by a Wisconsin lawmaker that would classify stealthing — the act of removing a condom ...

Megan Barton Hansen, who previously appeared on Love Island, has bravely opened up about her experience with an abusive ex-partner, who she says removed a condom (without her permission) during sex – ...

Civil and criminal justice experts are expressing concern over “stealthing,” in which straight and gay men are removing their condoms during sex without their partners’ consent. A new study published ...

The latest bedroom trend doesn’t have to do with a certain position or technique — and it’s not sexy at all. The disturbing, nonconsensual trend is called “stealthing” and its rise is documented in a ...

Some people call it “stealthing” – a practice where men secretly remove or damage condoms without their partners’ knowledge. Others call it sexual assault. But giving it an official name could be a ...