Chief censor says New Zealand needs to do more to tackle porn problems

Chief censor says New Zealand needs to do more to tackle pornography problems

Monday, April 16th, 2018

The chief censor says New Zealand needs to take a societal approach to tackling the pervasive effects of porn, including further regulation.

Family First national director Bob McCoskrie is calling for an expert panel to better understand the breadth and nature of the health and social issues created by pornography, and how to tackle it. Continue reading

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