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Is Tom Watson in danger of fuelling a new paedophile panic?
November 9, 2012“There is a difference between listening sympathetically to the stories of people who say that they have been abused and uncritically believing every assertion that is made, says Nelson Jones.”
Mother Teresa and the Paedophile
January 12, 2012“Did the ‘Saint of Calcutta’ intervene to protect one of the most notorious paedophile priests of recent years?”
Children being children
June 7, 2011“Are sex and shopping really the worst problems facing the nation’s children?”
Why it is right to let sex offenders appeal their lifetime registration
February 18, 2011“Once we take a selective approach to human rights, they cease to mean anything at all.”
How porn blunts moral boundaries
November 11, 2010“The popular attitude to pornography is that it’s fine as long as the kids don’t see it. But this misses the point – the direct link between adult exposure to porn and sexual abuse of children.”
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