Introduction and first reading Debate on the motion to refer the bill to committee before second reading Referral to committee before second reading Committee report presented Concurrence at report stage and second reading Third reading First reading Debate at second reading Committee report presented Debate at third reading Royal assent The Supreme Court and child porn (CBC News) Key Child Protection Reforms and Voyeurism Offences to Come into Effect (Department of Justice Canada) New child porn bill would triple jail terms for offenders (Canada.com) The Underground Web The harms of child pornography law Sentences for offences involving child pornography Pedophilia and the culture wars Children in pornography after Sharpe Eradicating pedophilia : toward the humanization of society Profils des consommateurs de pornographie juvénile arrêtés au Québec : l'explorateur, le pervers et le polymorphe Child pornography and freedom of expression Child pornography in Canada and United States: the myth of right answers Youth, pornography and the Internet Haro sur le porno Child pornography and freedom of expression in Canada and the U.S.A Oppression of children intellectualized as free expression under the Canadian Charter: a reanalysis of the Sharpe possession of child pornography case Senators rubber stamp child porn bill The hare and the tortoise: dangerousness and sex offender policy in the United States and Canada R. v.

Sharpe and private possession of child pornography The perverse law of child pornography 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? Porn law changes, barely: minimum sentence remains mild, the age of consent 14, but 'free expression' is limited somewhat.