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Sex

Politics

04.03.2010

by Peter Gentle

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Strasbourg deems Polish law discriminatory

A ruling by the European Court of Human Rights that Poland must give a gay couple the same legal rights as an unwed straight couple has enraged conservatives in Poland, who claim this paves the way for introducing same-sex marriage in the strongly Catholic country.

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Crime

03.02.2010

by Karl Dowling

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Lights, camera... but no more animal action

The Netherlands has banned sex with animals as well as animal pornography, meaning both fans and porn vendors are no longer welcome in the former home of animal porn production.

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Health

19.01.2010

by Peter Gentle

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Abortion hits health agenda in Russia

The Russian government is considering ways to cut the country's high number of abortions in an attempt to tackle the post-Soviet demographic decline, which threatens its economic prosperity.

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Culture

18.01.2010

by Peter Gentle

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Serbian gay rights march gets go ahead

Despite last year’s controversial move to ban the gay pride march, the Serbian government has decided that it will go ahead in Belgrade this year.

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