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* [[Activist jailed]] - (Nambla Bulletin, 22.3, September 2002) | * [[Activist jailed]] - (Nambla Bulletin, 22.3, September 2002) | ||
* [[A critique of social constructionism and postmodern queer theory]] - Text by Rictor Norton (www.infopt.demon.co.uk, 1 June 2002) | * [[A critique of social constructionism and postmodern queer theory]] - Text by Rictor Norton (www.infopt.demon.co.uk, 1 June 2002) | ||
* [[Girl, 9, | * [[Girl, 9, charged with sexual assault]] - (Nambla Bulletin, 22.1, March 2002) | ||
* [[Dissent is developing a bad reputation]] - Text by Mike Gasher (The Last Word, Concordia University, 2001/2002) | * [[Dissent is developing a bad reputation]] - Text by Mike Gasher (The Last Word, Concordia University, 2001/2002) | ||
* [[Harsh anti-sex laws under fire]] - Text by Mark McHarry (Koinos, no. 34, 20022) | * [[Harsh anti-sex laws under fire]] - Text by Mark McHarry (Koinos, no. 34, 20022) | ||
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- Is pedophilia a mental disorder - Text by Richard Green (Archives of Sexual Behavior, Vol. 31, No. 6, December 2002)
- Pedophilia from the Chinese Perspective - Text by Emil M.L. Ng (Archives of Sexual Behavior, Vol. 31, No. 6, December 2002)
- Activist jailed - (Nambla Bulletin, 22.3, September 2002)
- A critique of social constructionism and postmodern queer theory - Text by Rictor Norton (www.infopt.demon.co.uk, 1 June 2002)
- Girl, 9, charged with sexual assault - (Nambla Bulletin, 22.1, March 2002)
- Dissent is developing a bad reputation - Text by Mike Gasher (The Last Word, Concordia University, 2001/2002)
- Harsh anti-sex laws under fire - Text by Mark McHarry (Koinos, no. 34, 20022)
- Harmful to minors - Book by Judith Levine (Book from 2002)
- Daniel Cohn-Bendit wrote about his experience in a kindergarten - Book by Slavoj Zizek (Book from 2002?)
- About the song: Hands clean - Song by Alanis Morissette (Song from 2002)