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*[http://www.huffingtonpost.com/andrew-extein-msw/capitol-punishment-the-tr_b_4756400.html Capitol Punishment: The Troubling Consequences of Federal Child Pornography Laws]
*[http://www.huffingtonpost.com/andrew-extein-msw/capitol-punishment-the-tr_b_4756400.html Capitol Punishment: The Troubling Consequences of Federal Child Pornography Laws]
::The legislative scheme underlying current child pornography laws in the U.S. goes much further than addressing the actual harm caused by viewing or possessing such images. ( The Huffington Post)<!-- Added 2-21-14 -->
::The legislative scheme underlying current child pornography laws in the U.S. goes much further than addressing the actual harm caused by viewing or possessing such images. ( The Huffington Post)<!-- Added 2-21-14 -->
*[http://www.smh.com.au/entertainment/movies/australia-bans-awardwinning-swedish-film-childrens-island-over-child-porn-concerns-20140227-33lxx.html Australia bans award-winning Swedish film Children's Island over child porn concerns]
::Censors have refused classification for a 30-year-old award-winning Swedish film (aka [[Barnens ö (Children's Island) (1980) (Film)|Barnens ö]]), in effect banning it, after an application by the Australian Federal Police. (The Sydney Morning Herald, Au)<!-- Added 2-28-14 -->


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==See also==

Revision as of 11:08, 3 August 2014

This page contains lists of news articles that have appeared on Portal:Boylove News Channel



2014

The failure of a few prosecutions won't stop the crusade. (Frank Furedi - spiked, UK)
The NSPCC certainly seems to be ahead of all other charities in grabbing headline news. Barely a day goes by without one of its press releases being turned, uncritically, into a shocking news story. (Jane Sandeman - spiked, UK)
A former missionary who admitted taking pornographic photos of children while working with a tribe in the Amazon region of Brazil was sentenced on Tuesday to 58 years in a US prison. (South China Morning Post)
The legal treatment of people caught with child pornography is so harsh that they can end up serving longer sentences than people who actually abuse children. (The Washington Post)
The legislative scheme underlying current child pornography laws in the U.S. goes much further than addressing the actual harm caused by viewing or possessing such images. ( The Huffington Post)


Censors have refused classification for a 30-year-old award-winning Swedish film (aka Barnens ö), in effect banning it, after an application by the Australian Federal Police. (The Sydney Morning Herald, Au)


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