Another term that has been added to the list is “stealthing.” But catchy as the term may be, stealthing isn’t a silly-sounding word for a sex act. Marked by the removal of a condom or other barrier ...

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 ...

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 ...

A one-sided burden. A betrayal. A violation. “Rape-adjacent.” These are some of the ways women have described “stealthing,” a term used to describe the act of removing a condom during intercourse ...

Stealthing, or non-consensual removal of a condom or barrier-method during sex in secret, is becoming more of a topic in sexual health and awareness. With stealthing being ruled illegal in California ...

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 ...

A new sex trend called "stealthing," or nonconsensual condom removal, is on the rise and gaining more attention in the media. Complications of stealthing include the risk of contracting sexually ...

"Stealthing" is a dangerous trend with major impacts on victims. Some countries have moved to make the act illegal, but in the U.S., only California prohibits it. Experts explain the impact better ...