After weeks of ogling nude pictures of our Canto-pop stars on the internet, we now face the very real possibility of payback time. Already, our self-proclaimed puritans are shouting from the...
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- May 20, 2013
- Updated: 3:05pm
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Security chiefs have pledged that a newly drafted Child Pornography Bill will, if enacted, better protect children from the twin evils of pornography and sex tourism.
Eastweek magazine, which sparked a public outcry by publishing a semi-nude picture of an abducted actress, yesterday launched an appeal to reverse a ban on the edition.
Officials planned to introduce 71 bills, including one covering election of the chief executive, to the legislature in the current session, members were told yesterday.
Washington's attempts to protect children from Internet smut are being held hostage by a judiciary unwilling to compromise the constitution's guarantee of free speech.
The Government is drawing up new legislation to crack down on child pornography. The maximum penalty for possessing child pornographic material would be five years' imprisonment.
Shanghai authorities have produced tentative regulations on penalties for party members involved in pornography or gambling.
International concern over the sexual exploitation of children focuses on the most notorious black-spots: the child-prostitutes of Southeast Asia and Latin America; the organised paedophile and...
A landmark litigation in defence of freedom of expression in cyberspace will come to a head this Friday, when a federal court in Philadelphia is to hear the concluding remarks from both the...
THE number of prosecutions involving pornographic articles has risen sharply this year, but the Government yesterday said excessive controls could infringe the Bill of Rights.
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