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https://www.yahoo.com/news/man-wisconsin-facing-disorderly-conduct-234630664.html

https://www.express.co.uk/showbiz/tv-radio/2043192/tv-star-wears-adult-nappies-care-home Seems to refer to something from 2017, but article was posted this month. EDIT: Seems like it referrers to this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PRemfpdpaQU -- basically shows a nursing home experience for dementia patients that a journalist experiences for documentary. Put into anti-fall bed restraint, kept in adult pull-ups, bathed by nurses, put into anti-scratch / anti-grasp mitts, etc. 20:37 - 21:25 - changed into adult pull-up diaper 25:52 - 25:58 - adult pull-up exposed sitting in wheelchair 28:32 - 28:40 - in bed in adult pull-up 28:52 - 28:59 tossing / turning in bed, hand touching diaper pulling top down. 31:50 - changed into adult pull-up after bed bath 41:50 - 45:03 - 47:20 put into anti-scratch / anti-grasp mittens, has a cry about it later, spoon fed while in mittens. 49:52 - 50:07 adult pull-up exposed sitting in wheelchair

https://www.tyla.com/entertainment/celebrity/rainn-wilson-adult-diapers-instagram-post-085244-20250428

Yet another one making us all look utterly terrible. https://www.chroniclelive.co.uk/news/north-east-news/soiled-nappies-dumped-south-tyneside-31420646

Youtube can automatically translate content in other languages for you. Click "Subtitles" then click "Settings" -> "Subtitles / Closed Captions" then choose "Auto Translate" and choose your preferred language (e.g. English). Its not perfect and there will be a decent number of mistakes, but the context is normally clear enough. An example of the kinds of mistakes would be if in a French video there was an "oof" sound, the auto-subtitle might think it means "oeuf" which then gets translated to "egg" in English. Likewise confusion between similar words or rhymes.

The screenshot above is from a clip in S02EP3 starting 03:41 mins in where the nurse is changing them. There is also a very short clip of a diaper in S01EP2 (24:20 mins in the episode) with a different actor / patient, plus a reference to them "getting put in a diaper" earlier in the same episode. The whole series is set in an Italian mental-health crisis ward.

This is a reference to the 2012 Senate Intelligence Report on CIA torture of US prisoners. A more recent article on the history is available on The Washington Independent. In short, enforced diapering for long periods of time was one of 11 torture techniques deemed to be acceptable under the United States torture program that was used on suspected insurgents, terrorists, terrorist sympathisers, friends and families of those, and some random and simply unlucky folks.

Next time edit the post to delete the pics and leave a comment perhaps? FYI - There were no pics of young kids, Although there were teenagers and young adults.

I recently (today) made a new topic / post linking a news article and documentary in the Diapers in the News forum. I can no longer see it. As a guess, someone on the moderation or admin team has deleted it, but I don't see any private message or other notification about it confirming this or the reason for the removal. Nothing in the post seemed to be against any board rules I am aware of. I did double check the the various rule posts and still don't see any reason that would warrant its removal. Failing that... seems like a fairly major bug in the forum software

Bit old, but link here: https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/weird-news/dad-banned-seeing-children-due-26912416 I think I side with the court here for my personal opinion. I expect there is more to the story, but even if its purely on face value, the fact he didn't stop wearing around his kids is pretty damming. ..."They decided to end their relationship, after meeting in the mid-2000s, but agreed that if he would keep his odd fetish away from the children, they would share parenting duties."... seems like he has broken the terms of the agreement and the mother is right.

..."there is huge demand for larger nappies"...

First, why not just use the handicapped toilet if its that much of an issue? Second, I've always thought of WC's as split by sex and not gender - i.e. use whatever one you currently have the genitals appropriate to - or look the most like. Be pragmatic about it: if a "normal" person looks at your face and clothes, do they think "man" (maybe in drag) or "woman"?

They're pretty good - not fantastic, but yeah, good.

All the stuff we've had from them has been excellent quality, perfectly sized and delivered in (at most) a couple of weeks.