Playboy
Magazine to name second Asian model as Playmate in 2004
For the second time in 2004 Playboy Magazine is set to annouce an Asian
woman as an upcoming Playmate of the month in the late summer to early fall
2004 sources tell Asian Sex Gazette. Photo sets are already being displayed
online with Playboy.com and on her personal site as a "Playboy
Cybergirl". The men's magazine is expected to be naming as a Playmate for
an upcoming edition soon. 6-30-2004
 Adult
Profile: Linda Tran
Versatile, reliable, easygoing, sunny, and inspirational - many
photographers and fans would agree that Linda Tran fits all of the above. A
native West Coast model (she is originally from Las Vegas, Nevada) who travels
often and also lives on the East Coast. Linda has been modeling for over two
years and has gained valuable experience from numerous assignments booked on
the Internet. 6-28-2004
Iran
Police Official Denies Auction of Iranian Girls
The managing director of the Department for Combat Against Social
Corruption, Colonel Azim Husseini, noted, "Although many Iranian girls leave
the country legally, they don't know what is waiting for them.". 6-22-2004
 Sex
slave traders sold girls at $500,000
72 female sex slaves were freed by the police during the special operation
in Primorsky Area of Russian Far East. According to the Minister, the criminals
supplied the sex-slaves - girls from Russia and the other countries of the
former USSR - to North America, Asia and Africa. 6-18-2004
AIDS
infecting South Asia Fast, 90% incidence in India
The World Bank quoting UNAIDS sources, has stated that over five million
people in South Asia are living with HIV/AIDS, comprising nearly one eighth of
the world's HIV infections. 6-12-2004
Mullahs
turn Iran to Islamic whorehouse
Islamic fundamentalists' success in controlling society is the depth and
totality with which they suppress the freedom and rights of women. In Iran for
25 years, the ruling mullahs have enforced humiliating and sadistic rules and
punishments on women and girls, enslaving them in a gender apartheid system of
segregation, forced veiling, second-class status, lashing, and stoning to
death. 6-10-2004
K
is for Koguls
Is the media responsible for
the shocking images of kogal? Or was there truly a
kogal movement: a new emergence of curious,
consumer-minded girls who were waiting to be
discovered and raised as a national issue?
6-2-2004
Kazakstan:
one and all against this scourge
Unemployment, poverty and a lack of social protection are as much a part of
Kazakhstan as they are of any other post-socialist country that is having a
difficult time making the transition to a market economy. These circumstances
along with corruption and the imperfect state of the legal system could not
help but contribute to the growth of organized crime, including its new
manifestation, which was unknown in Kazakhstan until recently - the trade in
women. 6-2-2004
 Adult
Profile: Jade Hsu
Jade is Korean and Caucasian mix, and she currently lives in the LA area
where she also takes some college classes part-time. She was born on July 23,
1981 in Charlotte, North Carolina. She is 5'4" tall and weighs 100lbs; her
measurements are 34C-25-35. Jade is also known as Jade Hsu, Jade Martin, Lin
Su. 5-29-2004
Sex
and the City for liberated Muscovites
Russia is about to launch its own version of the hit US television show.
Tom Parfitt reports from Moscow. Russian television has cast aside romantic
tradition in favour of earthier entertainment: its own version of the hit US
television show Sex and the City. 5-26-2004
Sex
workers in search of rehab
It is almost a
year since sex market of Variavi bazaar has been
closed down. It is said that it was in existence
for the past 400 years. As such, any port town
would have some floating
population. 5-24-2004
Duo
facing sex delivery charge
Two Bahraini
men have been accused of running a sex delivery
service, by taking prostitutes to clients. The
jobless men, aged 28 and 38, were arrested after
being spotted handing over two Arab expatriate
girls to a Saudi client, the Lower Criminal Court
heard. 5-24-2004
Jail
child rapists for life!
Child rapists and
other sex attackers get a second chance, while
their victims suffer a life sentence of emotional
trauma and social stigma, says a Bahraini activist
calling for dramatic
changes. 5-22-2004
To
Muslims, sex abuse is worst that could happen
In a culture that condemns nudity and homosexuality, Nechman said, the
photos of American soldiers — in particular women — in the aggressor role is
especially degrading to Muslim men who grew up in a culture where public nudity
is strictly forbidden. 5-21-2004
Singapore
criticised for not coming out on gays
Near-naked men simulating sex acts can now be found on postcards in
strait-laced Singapore but a prominent gay activist says the government's
recent liberalisation of homosexuality is a mirage. 5-21-2004
Bill
signed into law to end "sex tours"
Any travel agent in Hawaii convicted of offering, booking or selling a "sex
tour" faces up to five years in prison under a bill signed into law Wednesday
by Lieutenant Governor James "Duke" Aiona. 5-20-2004
Forum on
'science of sex' in China
A forum on the science of sex will be held in this October in Beijing to
promote the development of sexology in China. The forum will henceforth be held
once a year, starting from this year. The association was established in
1989. 5-20-2004
South African
girls smuggled to East
South African women have been smuggled to the Far East as sex slaves since
2000. This is according to the latest newsletter of the Pretoria office of the
International Organisation for Migration (IOM), which claims that women are
smuggled to Macau. 5-19-2004
Lawyers launch
battle against sex trade
Korean lawyers on Wednesday launched a crusade against brothel owners and
other entertainment facilities providing sexual services to their clients in a
desperate effort to protect sex trade victims. 5-19-2004
Secret
plan to make adult film in India
Indo-French film collaboration is to move from art house movies into
unchartered waters now that a secret plan has been drawn up to shoot Emmanuelle
in India, it was revealed in Cannes today. 5-18-2004
Sex scandals
batter police
Some police officers were found to have engaged in criminal acts such as
sexual exploitation and theft at the sacrifice of the very people they were
supposed to protect. 5-18-2004
UK
Minister 'shocked and surprised' by Asian sex tourism
Foreign Office Minister Derek Fatchett is "shocked and surprised" by the
extent of the sex tourism problem in Southeast Asia. He spoke to BBC Radio 5
Live after returning from a fact finding mission there. He spoke of making the
message clear that "using children in this way is wholly unacceptable - we will
not tolerate and we will do all we can to stop it." 5-17-2004
Pakistan:
Rights groups hail president's call to ban honour killings
Rights groups have reacted positively to Pakistani President Pervez
Musharraf's statement on Saturday in which he called for a law banning honour
killings, but urge more action, as opposed to mere rhetoric, to back
Musharraf's assertion that the Hudood Ordinances and the blasphemy law need to
be scrutinised to prevent any further misuse. 5-17-2004
Virgins
shed 'psychological panties'
"Miss A" had
a predicament: She was already 31 and still
inexperienced in the ways of corporeal love -- a
state of affairs she attributed to her disgust
with a philandering father and two elder sisters
who conducted affairs with their bosses at work.
5-16-2004
Sex and the
Asian man
Hamamoto got the names he expected -- celebrities including Brad Pitt.
There wasn't an Asian among them, which reinforced what he has long believed:
that cliches and stereotypes about Asian men have rendered them sexual after
thoughts. 5-14-2004
Rights
group: Human trafficking on the rise in Asia
In Asia, trafficking children to use for cheap labor or in the sex trade is
on the rise. Governments are trying to stop human trafficking, but rights
groups say their programs are falling far short. 5-14-2004
A
Serious HIV Education Problem Russia
Igor believes there isn't much he can do to safeguard himself from
contracting HIV. In any case, he said, there are no guarantees in life. "Of
course, everyone should use a condom," he said. But he couldn't quite put his
finger on why. "You're just supposed to. I don't really know what for." 5-14-2004
Local
girls wind up in Kampala bars
They were sold a dream of performing in Malaysia. Instead, they landed up
at the dance bars in Uganda. The story of five girls from Jogeshwari has
exposed an international syndicate running sex rackets across Asia and
Africa. 5-14-2004
Sexual
exploitation victims file suit against government
Fourteen victims of sexual exploitation on Thursday filed massive
compensation suits against the government and brothel owners, demanding a
combined 860 million won for forcing them to engage in prostitution and
infringing upon their human rights. 5-13-2004
Lovable
children of Edo - where have you gone?
Being a Tokyoite doesn't have the same
glamorous connotations as being a Parisian or New
Yorker, but inside Japan, we've managed to rack up
some notoriety. 5-13-2004
Traffickers
prey on Tibetan girls, women
Chinese police and local authorities in Tibet near the Nepal border are
colluding with local Tibetan and Chinese entrepreneurs in recruiting Tibetan
girls and women to work as escorts, barmaids, and prostitutes. 5-13-2004
Australian
jailed for child sex in Indonesia found dead in prison cell
An Australian who was jailed for 13 years on Tuesday for paedophile
offences has been found dead in his prison cell on Indonesia's Bali island, his
lawyer said. 5-12-2004
Sex
work in South Korea
Since prostitution is
illegal, there are no official statistics on
prostitution. However, according to surveys by
civic organisations, there are over 300,000
establishments related to prostitution.
5-11-2004
Actor Lee
ordered to pay compensation for sex with minor
Actor Lee Kyong-young, 44, who was previously convicted for having sex with
teenage girl, was on Tuesday ordered to pay 50 million won in compensation for
mental damages. 5-11-2004
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to connect directly to a company’s Website when entered into major search
engines, a local Internet domain company said yesterday. 6-25-2004 |
The Ministry of Gender Equality said yesterday that it will launch a package of
programs next month to help both Korean and foreign women who are victims of
human trafficking for forced prostitution. 5-13-2004 |
Has
your sex partner been tested for AIDS?
It is hard enough to accept the harsh consequences of our own actions.
Think about how difficult it is to accept a possible death sentence when it
isn’t at all your own doing. Even worse, when it is the fault of the one person
you love more than anyone else. 5-10-2004
China's
homosexuals mark small steps toward equal rights
Rager Shen smiled broadly and spoke calmly, seemingly oblivious to how
shocking his story was to many in his midst. "I came out to my mother
recently," the 21-year-old from Shanghai told an audience of several dozen
other Chinese homosexuals, or "tonghzi." 5-9-2004
Report:
Third world sex tourism thriving
Despite new British laws governing so-called sex tourism, the practice
continues to flourish, particularly in southeast Asia. Only three people have
been convicted since the British government introduced a law in 1997 preventing
British citizens from going on child sex tours. 5-7-2004
Philippine
Pro-Lifers Stand By Anti-Condom Policy
Pro-lifers in the Philippines have challenged claims by a leading human
rights group that the government is risking an "explosion" of HIV-AIDS by
refusing to promote the widespread use of condoms. 5-6-2004
Government
courting HIV/AIDS explosion for policy against condoms
A Philippine government ban on using national funds to distribute condoms
could result in an explosion of HIV/AIDS cases in this predominantly
Roman-Catholic nation, an international human rights watchdog warned yesterday.
5-5-2004
HIV/AIDS
spreads fast in Xinjiang
China's northwestern region of Xinjiang has now become a hot spot for the
spread of the HIV/AIDS virus, second only to Yunnan Province near the infamous
Golden Triangle drug-producing region. 5-4-2004
Tajikistan:
National conference on human trafficking opens in Dushanbe
A national conference on human trafficking opened in the Tajik capital,
Dushanbe, on Tuesday, the first of its kind in the mountainous Central Asian
state. 5-4-2004
Stuck
with rogue gumshoes
Mrs. A., a Tokyo
housewife, had her suspicions. It seemed her
husband had been involved in some hanky-panky, and
now she was maneuvering for a divorce. First,
though, she needed concrete evidence of her
husband's infidelity. 5-3-2004
American
doctor suspected of child sex abuse arrested in St. Petersburg
Officers of the St. Petersburg and Leningrad region police have detained and
handed over to their American counterparts a US citizen, a pediatric doctor by
profession, suspected of involvement in the sexual abuse of minors. 4-29-2004
Base
problems: US sex tourists in Asia
A 43-year-old anesthesiologist from Gainesville, Georgia was arrested earlier
this month by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and charged with
traveling to Russia for the purpose of engaging in illegal sexual conduct with
a minor. 4-29-2004
Infections
Linked to a Lack of Sex Education in Russia
A lack of sex education is the main reason the rate of sexually transmitted
infections in Russia is about 100 times higher than in Western Europe,
according to a new Swedish-Russian study. 4-28-2004
Groups
host forum to discuss children and women sex trafficking
Vietnamese American activists in Orange County band together hosting
community forum to address issues of children and women sex trafficking in
Southeast Asia. 4-26-2004
Consuming
exotic animals
Furry bear paws lie next to neatly arranged skins of jungle cats, skulls of
monkeys and horns of mountain goats. The parts of vanishing species from
Southeast Asia's forests are laid out for Chinese buyers seeking sex boosters,
cures for cancer and exotic food. 4-26-2004
 Gaijin Kogal - a
new phenomenon
So much is being talked
about the kogals (or kogyaru) from Japan, that the
world is ignoring the emergence of the global
phenomenon inspired by Japanese teenage girls.
These girls that are spread out all over the world
from Taiwan, Malaysia, Singapore, to Spain to
Mexico to the United States are now drawing
attention of their parents and friends who do not
what these girls are up to. 4-25-2004
China:
Vice-Premier must tackle AIDS reform
Chinese Vice-Premier and Minister of Health Wu Yi should do more to address
abuses against persons living with HIV/AIDS, Human Rights Watch said today. The
Vice-Premier is visiting Washington D.C. this week for meetings on trade and
commerce. 4-23-2004
 Russia’s
Willing Sex Workers Find Enslavement Abroad
At a recent press conference, Elena Mizulina, the head of the
Interdepartmental Workgroup in charge of preparing a bill against human
trafficking, was reported to have announced that 92% of all Russian women who
go to work abroad wind up as victims, sold into sex slavery. 4-22-2004
Agent
Cindy: Israel's sex spy
This is Agent Cindy, the Mata Hari who seduced Mordechai Vanunu and cost
him 18 years of his life after he was drugged, kidnapped, smuggled back to
Israel and jailed for espionage. 4-22-2004
Tajikistan:
Human Trafficking A Growing Concern
Central Asia is becoming a major region of origin for human trafficking.
Thousands of young women are either abducted or lured away from the country
every year and sold into the sex trade. The problem is of particular concern in
Tajikistan, which is still struggling to recover from a five-year civil war
that has left many people desperate to find economic prospects abroad. 4-22-2004
Trafficked
women return to Mongolia
Two 20 year-old Mongolian women who were victims of human trafficking have
arrived home after almost two years in appalling circumstances, according to
Onoodor. In October 2002 the girls had asked the help of one of their aunts in
getting high-paying work in Japan in nightclubs or massage parlors,Their plans
went drastically wrong as they found themselves mired in a life of
prostitution. 4-22-2004
Teacher
held over paid underage sex
A 48-year-old
teacher at Sapporo Minami High School was arrested
Tuesday on suspicion of violating the child
prostitution law, Hokkaido police said. The
suspect was identified as Akira Matsuda.
4-21-2004
A
Jewel in Japan's hi-tech crown: sex dolls
"The other day, we took a drive out to
Mount Fuji," reads the letter. "I've enclosed some
photos from our trip. As the temperature has been
very changeable of late, please take care of
yourself." 4-21-2004
World War II
sex slaves still suffer from disorder
Most "comfort women," a euphemism for those forced into sexual slavery by
Japan during World War II, still suffer from some kind of psychiatric disorder
as a result of their traumatic experiences, a study showed Wednesday. 4-21-2004
Cambodia
releases accused pedophile
An Australian accused of having sex with two 14-year-old Cambodian boys has
been released from custody by a Phnom Penh court due to a lack of evidence.
David Ford, 49, was released earlier this month after being arrested on March 7
and charged with debauchery, the Cambodian charge for child rape. 4-20-2004
Burma:
The Stone Age
Whenever I visit Burma, I have a ritual: I look up a name in the Rangoon
telephone book. Every year a new directory is published, but the listing
remains "Aung San Suu Kyi, Daw," followed by Rangoon's most famous address "54
University Avenue" and a telephone number. 4-19-2004
Hong Kong
sex-abuse victim may sue ex-priest in Asian first
The sex-abuse victim of a former Catholic priest is considering suing the
Church for 11 million Hong Kong dollars (1.4 million dollars) in the first case
of its kind in Asia, a local report said on Monday. 4-19-2004
Ishihara
does about-face on smut, orders crackdown on
magazines
By early summer, many magazines
and comics displayed in Tokyo bookshops and
convenience stores will peer out from beneath
sheaths of transparent plastic. This will be one
of the more visible results of a recently revised
ordinance aimed at controlling sales of
"unwholesome materials." 4-18-2004
Soliciting
for oldest trade with Shibuya-style spin
Announcements at a JR Shibuya Station exit
warn people to be on guard for strangers
approaching them, and police outside are on
constant watch to ensure pedestrians aren't
accosted. 4-17-2004
Officials
target trafficking of women
Government
officials held their first meeting Monday to
reinforce cooperation to prevent cases of women
from abroad being trafficked into Japan and forced
to work in the sex industry.
4-16-2004
It's
no sex and the single woman
Kyoko Ikegami
is a vivacious 27-year-old who has been single for
three and a half years. Is she sad and lonely,
yearning to meet Mr. Right? Not at all, she says.
4-13-2004
Sex
workers assert their rights
Times are changing in India. Many sex workers, instead of accepting the
status quo, are now determined to transform negative social attitudes
prevailing against their trade - often the only option available to poor,
unskilled women in a capitalist and patriarchal society. 4-12-2004
 Women
who are single and proud of it
Loosely fit over the ''Sex and the City'' outfit, local cable network On
Style's ''Singles in Seoul'' follows the everyday life of four single,
successful career women as they talk about work, dating, and the difficulties
they face as women in South Korean society. 4-11-2004
Muslim
women talk sex
Never mind the question - Mohja Kahf and Asra Q. Nomani are the American
Muslim world's answer to "Sex and the City." And if they're hoping to shock,
they just might get their wish.Today, in the online magazine muslimwakeup.com,
the Syrian-born Kahf, a literature professor at the University of Arkansas,
launches the mag's first Islamic sex column, "Sex & the Umma." 4-9-2004
 Religion
and sex a disturbing combination in `Samaria'
Pom Yorum Kaul Kyoul Kurigo Pom (Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter…and Spring),"
which looked at the cycle of suffering from a perspective of a Buddhist monk,
Kim layers "Samaria," his new film about teenage prostitution, with variations
on Catholic concepts of sin and guilt. 4-7-2004
AIDS
pulls up at the crossroads of Asia
A historic trading outpost, Muang Xai, as the locals call this town, has
long been at a crossroads of regional commerce. Now, as it is being transformed
into a 21st-century transportation hub, the character of its trade is being
transformed as well - not always for the better. 4-7-2002
Working
toward pleasure
Ask 30-year-old Miho why
she dated a foreigner, a Canadian in his late 30s,
and she reels off a list of compelling reasons.
"Foreign men have the kind of sensitive heart that
you don't find with Japanese guys," she says.
"When women are speaking, they listen intently.
After I confided this to him, we started going
out." 4-4-2004
Russian
sex slaves in Bangkok
The girl looked exhausted. Her life was just starting, everything was still
ahead. "Olya, where have you been all this time?!" Several months ago, her
parents went to the police to report their missing daughter. Their 16-year-old
Olya left home and never came back. 3-30-2004
NPA
claims 83 women trafficked in for sex in 2003
The National Police Agency claimed
Thursday that 83 women were trafficked into Japan
and forced to work in the sex industry in 2003, up
28 from the previous year. By nationality, the
largest number came from Colombia, at 43, followed
by Thailand, with 21 and Taiwan, at 12.
3-26-2004
'Radical
sex education' raises problems
"Mom, do we
have any condoms in the house? I need some for a
school project. Oh, and by the way, how many times
a week do you and dad have sex?" The mother was
speechless. Who can blame her? 3-25-2004
NHK
off hook for sex-slave trial editing
A TV
production company was handed a court order
Wednesday to pay 1 million yen in damages to a
Tokyo-based citizens' group for misleading its
members about the content of a program on the
"comfort women" issue. 3-25-2004
Cambodia:
Sex workers reject HIV drug trials
For some of the sex workers the problem is encapsulated in a comment by one
of their number: "Without life insurance, please take the drug back for trial
in America." The drug can apparently cause liver failure. I wonder if the story
would have received coverege in the US without the name Bill Gates popping up? 3-24-2004
Israel's
sex trade
If you want to talk to Nomi Levenkron, be prepared to endanger her life.
More than likely she'll be on the road when you call, pressing her cell phone
to her ear as she speeds towards a women's lock-up in Haifa, or to a Knesset
hearing in Jerusalem, or to the trial of a sex trafficker in Eilat. She'll tell
you she's happy to talk but is in a rush. Could you call again in a few hours? 3-16-2004
Japanese
erotica exposed
Japanese shunga - erotic
paintings and prints, some of the world's most
beautiful - remain indigenously unknown. Though
there has recently been some reproductions in
Japan allowed, the original works are almost never
displayed. 3-14-2004
Sex
workers need labor protection
The issue of
prostitution is generally swept under the carpet.
Yet this is a growing business already worth
billions of dollars and exists to some degree in
all nations. 3-7-2004
'Sex Slaves'
conference to be held in May
An international conference of comfort women who were forced into sex
slavery by the Japanese army during World War II will be held in Seoul in May,
the South Korean branch office of an international coalition for comfort women
said on Sunday. 2-29-2004
Gay
Iranian recognized by UNHCR loses bid for refugee
status
The Tokyo District Court on
Wednesday rejected a lawsuit filed by a
40-year-old Iranian seeking recognition as a
refugee on the grounds he would be punished due to
his homosexuality under Iran's Islamic penal
law. 2-26-2004
Money
can't buy me love
The ad was bait, and
Takeshi was angling to catch one of the thousands
of young women engaged in what the magazine calls
"date sales schemes." These involve high-pressure
attempts to flog various types of products. The
people doing the fleecing target members of the
opposite sex, and they hook their victims under
the guise of romance. 2-22-2004
Tokyo
used-panty trade faces ban
The Tokyo
Metropolitan Government has prepared a bill to ban
trade in schoolgirls' used underwear. The bill
seeks to punish violators with fines of up to
500,000 yen. It would be the nation's first local
government ordinance to include such
provisions. 2-21-2004
Burma
confronts taboo, educates villagers about HIV prevention
In late afternoon, the Love Boat docked at this small delta village,
bringing the promise of adventure and romance. Yet the bright green, 90-foot
ship was not on a frivolous voyage. Instead, the Love Boat sought to educate
villagers about the lethal disease that is sweeping their country of 42 million
people. 2-19-2004
Porn
for women looks to be on the rise
The
conjugal bedroom was often a bleak place for
Japanese women. Their status as sexual auxiliaries
was cramping and unfulfilling. How far has their
universe expanded? Very far indeed - from erotic
"ladies' comics" to "delivery health" services
aimed at female customers.
2-18-2004
The
politics of sex: How a government stays on top
Philosopher Michael Foucault has written
that sexuality is the most useful tool in any
power relationship. It is adaptable to the
greatest number of maneuvers and is capable of
serving as support for the most varied strategies.
As such it has long been used by most governments
in their efforts to stay on top.
2-15-2004
Sex
workers in Hong Kong speak
There are
different kinds of service, the first is where you
sit and talk only. The second is called triple
service, where the guest can touch your body only.
The double or triple service refers not to the
length of time, but the amount of money the guest
pays. The third service is called garden hour. You
can have sex right in the
place. 2-2-2004
 Japan: pink heaven
for traffickers
How many of the 700,000 to
4 million global victims of human trafficking a
year (according to a 2002 U.S. State Department
survey) end up in Japan? Given the secretive
nature of the trade, nobody knows for sure.
2-1-2004
Sex
work in China
Because sex workers are
despised and have no legal protection as workers,
they face many difficulties, including violence
from clients, the police and pimps, and
institutionalised state discrimination manifesting
itself in police harassment and difficulties in
obtaining medical
treatment. 1-29-2004
US
will collaborate with Russia in fight against human trafficking
US Secretary of State Colin Powell has proposed that Russia and the US
collaborate in the fight against human trafficking. As a Rosbalt correspondent
reports, Mr Powell made this announcement today at the opening of the first
Russian Assembly of non-governmental organizations against human trafficking. 1-24-2004
 Boys
Will Be Girls
The success of last year's smash hit movie Iron Ladies—about a volleyball
team comprised of transsexuals—seemed to say to the world that Thailand
embraces all. In reality, the film's success owed more to a good storyline than
to societal understanding. Although they're not exactly ostracized,
transsexuals live on the fringes of Thai society and struggle to be accepted as
women. 1-13-2004
Singapore
may ease gay sex ban
Singapore is moving quietly to reform its draconian laws that made it one
of the most repressive states in Asia. Among the changes being considered is an
easing of laws that prohibit gay sex. 1-7-2004
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