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Christian organisations in France spearhead the anti-porn movement

02-03-2023

Western Europe

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Christian organisations in France spearhead the anti-porn movement

No access to porn under 18. Photo AFP, Lionel Bonaventure

Western Europe

The French government wants to block porn sites for young people under 18. A measure that responds to Christian calls in particular.

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