Introduction and first reading Second reading and referral to committee Committee report presented Debate at report stage Debate at report stage Debate at report stage Debate at third reading Debate at third reading Debate at third reading Debate at third reading Debate at third reading Debate at third reading Debate at third reading Debate at third reading Debate at third reading Debate at third reading First reading Federal Government Reinstates Legislation for National Sex Offender Registry and International Transfer of Offenders (Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness Canada) Sentences for offences involving child pornography Pedophilia and the culture wars Children in pornography after Sharpe Eradicating pedophilia : toward the humanization of society Confronting collective harm: technology's transformative impact on child pornography Eradicating pedophilia : toward the humanization of society Porn law changes, barely: minimum sentence remains mild, the age of consent 14, but 'free expression' is limited somewhat.

Youth, pornography and the Internet Haro sur le porno Child pornography and freedom of expression in Canada and the U.S.A R. v. Sharpe and private possession of child pornography The perverse law of child pornography Child pornography, the Internet and offending Inverting image and reality : R. v. Sharpe and the moral panic around child pornography Drawing the line : Ottawa rejects demand be the age of consent Majeur ou pas majeur?